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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
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Two doors down across
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1. Does “Two doors down across the street” mean a or b?
2. The meaning of “two doors down” and “two houses down” are the same?
1. Does “Two doors down across the street” mean a or b?
my house | street | |
a | ||
b |
2. The meaning of “two doors down” and “two houses down” are the same?
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pructus 1. Does “Two doors down across the street” mean a or b? A.
- pructus 1.
- Does “Two doors down across the street” mean a or b?
- A.
- pructus 2.
- The meaning of “two doors down” and “two houses down” are the same?
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pructus1. Does “Two doors down across the street” mean a or b?A.
pructus2. The meaning of “two doors down” and “two houses down” are the same?Yes. Or 'the second door/house down'.
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If the street were really like this:
I'd say 'the second house down across the street'. for b
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my house | street | |
a | ||
b |
I'd say 'the second house down across the street'. for b
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Thanks so much, fivejedjon!!
After some thought, isn't it like below?
If so, isn't "the second house down across the street" for a?
After some thought, isn't it like below?
If so, isn't "the second house down across the street" for a?
myhouse | street | right across the street | |
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