Title and instructions for a puzzle (1)
Good evening.
I'd like to know whether the following title and instructions
can be considered suitable for a 'puzzle' like the one in the
picture.
Thank you.
The numbered route
Connect the dots from 1 to 57.
Top answer
This kind of puzzle is called a "connect the dots puzzle" in English. We don't use anything like 'numbered route'. The idea is so universally known that instructions are unnecessary.
- This kind of puzzle is called a "connect the dots puzzle" in English.
- We don't use anything like 'numbered route'.
- The idea is so universally known that instructions are unnecessary.
- Just put the title "Connect the dots" at the top.
- Nothing else is needed.
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This kind of puzzle is called a "connect the dots puzzle" in English. We don't use anything like 'numbered route'.
The idea is so universally known that instructions are unnecessary. Just put the title "Connect the dots" at the top. Nothing else is needed.
CJ
0My response:
There is nothing grammatically wrong with what you've written. However, if you are asking a question about style, it's a matter of preference.
* The numbered route
* Numerical order
* Following numerical order
All seem to be sufficient.
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