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- 08-Dec-2007, 08:36 #1
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"on the right side" or "at the right side"? Please help me.
What's the difference between "on the right side" and " at the right side?"
Is it possible to say " Turn left, and you'll find it at the right side." instead of "Turn left, and you'll find it on the(your) right?"
- 08-Dec-2007, 08:59 #2
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Re: on the right side／at the right side You are not using the full phrase. It's "on the right side of ____".
Originally Posted by tzfujimino 
Please help me.
What's the difference between "on the right side" and " at the right side?"
Is it possible to say " Turn left, and you'll find it at the right side." instead of "Turn left, and you'll find it on the(your) right?"
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