How do you say when you describe something which is in the front and also in the middle? I mean ... imagine there is a podium in the front of the classroom, how can I tell the position of it to the students?
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How do you say when you describe something which is in the front and also in the middle? I mean ... imagine there is a podium in the front of the classroom, how can I tell the position of it to the students?
I would say it's at the front in the middle :-)
You could try to describe it using words such as centrally anterior, but this would most likely cause confusion.
"The podium is located front middle of the room" OR ".....up front middle....." (are two possibilities).Quote:
Originally Posted by wotcha
Not in BrE ;-) -'front middle' sounds very odd. I'd say 'it's at the front and in the middle'Quote:
Originally Posted by billmcd
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