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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which word is correct?
Which word is correct and how would you phrase this naturally?
When you put your 10 month old on your shoulders can you get in/through the door with kneel/bending over to avoid the baby hitting the door frame.
Thank you
When you put your 10 month old on your shoulders can you get in/through the door with kneel/bending over to avoid the baby hitting the door frame.
Thank you
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Anonymous When you put your 10 month old on your shoulders can you get in/through the door with kneel/bending over to avoid the baby hitting the door frame. through the door It goes like this: When you put your 10 - month - old on your shoulders , can you get through the door without bending (over) to keep the baby from hitting the door frame ? Or, [Do / Can] you clear the door frame when you go through the door with your 10 - month - old on your shoulders?
- Anonymous When you put your 10 month old on your shoulders can you get in/through the door with kneel/bending over to avoid the baby hitting the door frame.
- through the door It goes like this: When you put your 10 - month - old on your shoulders , can you get through the door without bending (over) to keep the baby from hitting the door frame ?
- Or, [Do / Can] you clear the door frame when you go through the door with your 10 - month - old on your shoulders?
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AnonymousWhen you put your 10 month old on your shoulders can you get in/through the door with kneel/bending over to avoid the baby hitting the door frame.through the door
It goes like this:
When you put your 10-month-old on your shoulders
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