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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
TO or AT (please native help)
How would you naturally say these please? A lot of people have told me different things. I'm not sure what's the correct form is.
- The heater isn't on at the max. Turn it up to the max.
- Turn the music up to the max
- The music isn't turned up at/to a max.
- The music is on at/to a max. Turn it up.
- The fan was on at a max.
- The fan was turned on to a max.
Thank you
- The heater isn't on at the max. Turn it up to the max.
- Turn the music up to the max
- The music isn't turned up at/to a max.
- The music is on at/to a max. Turn it up.
- The fan was on at a max.
- The fan was turned on to a max.
Thank you
Top answer
to the max(imum) sounds the most natural to me.
- to the max(imum) sounds the most natural to me.
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The only problem is that, it's too different sentences
- The heater isn't on at the max. Turn it up to the max.
- Turn the music up to the max
- The music isn't turned up at/to a max.
- The music is on at the max. Turn it up.
- The fan was on at the max.
- The fan was turned on to a max.
When using "isn't on AT???
When using "
- The heater isn't on at the max. Turn it up to the max.
- Turn the music up to the max
- The music isn't turned up at/to a max.
- The music is on at the max. Turn it up.
- The fan was on at the max.
- The fan was turned on to a max.
When using "isn't on AT???
When using "
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