go to page 11

**snoopya1984** · 07-Nov-2012, 10:28

or "go on page 11"???

Thanks

**bhaisahab** · 07-Nov-2012, 10:30

Originally Posted by snoopya1984

or "go on page 11"???

Thanks

"Go to page eleven."

**charliedeut** · 07-Nov-2012, 10:31

Go to page 11. Or "open your book on page 11" (I believe this is also an acceptable option, although I'm not sure about it being natural).

**5jj** · 07-Nov-2012, 10:40

Originally Posted by snoopya1984

or "go on page 11"???

Or: Turn to page eleven.

One question mark is enough.

**Tdol** · 07-Nov-2012, 10:42

Originally Posted by charliedeut

Or "open your book on page 11" (I believe this is also an acceptable option, although I'm not sure about it being natural).

This doesn't really work in BrE.

**angelene001** · 07-Nov-2012, 18:02

I've learned here that we use 'at' when we want to instruct students to open their books:
'Open your books at page 3'

**bhaisahab** · 07-Nov-2012, 18:49

Originally Posted by angelene001

I've learned here that we use 'at' when we want to instruct students to open their books:
'Open your books at page 3'

Yes, that's what we say in BrE.

**emsr2d2** · 07-Nov-2012, 21:10

And "Open your book(s) to page 11" in BrE too.

**riquecohen** · 08-Nov-2012, 11:48

Originally Posted by angelene001

I've learned here that we use 'at' when we want to instruct students to open their books:
'Open your books at page 3'

Originally Posted by bhaisahab

Yes, that's what we say in BrE.

In AmE, "Open your books to page 3" or "go to page 3" are most frequently heard.

**Tdol** · 08-Nov-2012, 14:11

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