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11-Sep-2007, 18:20
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 Please open your books ?? page 6. Today I taught my first English lesson and I noticed that I have a really important question. Do you say: "Please open your books on page 6" or do you say "Please open your books at page 6"? In the net I also found the version "Please open your books to page..". Which one is correct? Thanks a lot. Anna-lena |
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11-Sep-2007, 18:55
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| Re: Please open your books ?? page 6. Teacher books tell us "...at page 6." Sometimes I meet " ....on page 6" |
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11-Sep-2007, 19:49
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| Re: Please open your books ?? page 6. Please open your books to page 6. (American English) Please open your books at page 6. (British English) |
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11-Sep-2007, 23:04
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 Re: Please open your books ?? page 6. You could also say, Please turn to page 6 now.  |
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13-Sep-2007, 11:12
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| Re: Please open your books ?? page 6. Thanks to you all. Best wishes, Anna-Lena |
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