Upstairs
Two of my friends are working upstairs.
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I work on the fifth floor of a building and that's where I am when I say this.
One of the two friends I'm talking about works on eight floor while the other works on the ninth.
With the information in mind, is "upstairs" okay in the sentence? Do you think it's okay to refer to both the friends as working upstairs even though they don't work on the same floor?
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Information: I work on the fifth floor of a building and that's where I am when I say this. One of the two friends I'm talking about works on the eighth floor while the other works on the nin th. With the information in mind, is "upstairs" okay in the sentence?
- Information: I work on the fifth floor of a building and that's where I am when I say this.
- One of the two friends I'm talking about works on the eighth floor while the other works on the nin th.
- With the information in mind, is "upstairs" okay in the sentence?
- Do you think it's okay to refer to both the friends as working upstairs even though they don't work on the same floor?
- Yes, unless you need to be more precise for some reason.
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Information:
I work on the fifth floor of a building and that's where I am when I say this.
One of the two friends I'm talking about works on the eighth floor while the other works on the ninth.
With the information in mind, is "upstairs" okay in the sentence? Do you think it's okay to refer to both the friends as working upstairs even though they don't work on th
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