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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
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Through which door should I...

Hi

Are these sentences essentially synonymous?

  1. Through which door should I got out?
  2. Which door should I go out?
  3. By which door should I got out?
  4. From which door should I go out?

Thanks,

Tom

PS: Do native speakers refer to a gate as a door once in a while? In my language, we have the same name for both, so we tend to mix them at times, speaking English.

  

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Mr. From which door should I go out? Of course I understand the intention of all of them, but no native speaker would use them.

— Mister Micawber

  • Mr.
  • From which door should I go out?
  • Of course I understand the intention of all of them, but no native speaker would use them.
  • Which door should I use?
  • Mr.
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Mr. TomThrough which door should I go out?Which door should I go out?By which door should I got out?From which door should I go out?

Of course I understand the intention of all of them, but no native speaker would use them.

Which door should I use?

Mr. TomDo native speakers refer t
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Are these sentences essentially synonymous? Yes, as edited.

  1. Through which door should I go/ get out?
  2. Which door should I go out through/by?
  3. By which door should I go/get out?
  4. From which door should I go out? Not correct
  5. Natural English is
  6. eg Which door is the way out?
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Mr. Tom

Hi

Are these sentences essentially synonymous?

  1. Through which door should I go out?
  2. Which door should I go out (of)?
  3. By which door should I go out?
  4. From which door should I go out?

Yes.

Mr. TomPS: Do n
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