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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which is correct?
The house is at an angle to/from the road.
The chairs sit an at angle to/from the aisle.
Thank you
The house is at an angle to/from the road.
The chairs sit an at angle to/from the aisle.
Thank you
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Normally one says "at an angle to ".
- Normally one says "at an angle to ".
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Could you tell me howto say it about the following picture?
in this one
Do you say :The seats are parellel to the aisle.
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in this one
Do you say :The seats are parellel to the aisle.
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I don't see any picture.
I would write "parallel with", despite the fact that Google results suggest that "parallel to" is more common.
Note spelling: parallel.
I would write "parallel with", despite the fact that Google results suggest that "parallel to" is more common.
Note spelling: parallel.
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