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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
turn light from switch
What is a natural sentence for
How do I turn that light off?
You can turn that light off from the switch in the hallway.
Thank You
How do I turn that light off?
You can turn that light off from the switch in the hallway.
Thank You
Top answer
Those are OK.
- Those are OK.
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Is From or For the better choice?
Is this how English Speaking people ask the following?
You can turn that light off from the switch in the hallway.
The switch for this light is in the hallway.
Is this how English Speaking people ask the following?
You can turn that light off from the switch in the hallway.
The switch for this light is in the hallway.
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Is that better than "for"
The switch to the light is in the hallway.
The switch to the light is in the hallway.
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Both are fine.
Edit: but I'm not clear on where you want to use 'for': please tell me.
Edit: but I'm not clear on where you want to use 'for': please tell me.
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