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dawnmain
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i am British. I would never say open your book to page 15.
I would say go to page 15. Open at page 15.
Is it a GB v US thing?
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18 Jan 2011
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Yolandaprieto
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You are incredible Douglas. Let �s see if this way I can convince my colleagues, who won �t believe me. I am sure they think I am a snob.
Yolanda |
18 Jan 2011
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luglena
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personally I was taught and use the following
open your books at page you will find the exercise on ... page and never heard about TO |
18 Jan 2011
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MJ_Misa
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Actually,
in my teacher �s book for Chatterbox written in English is the following instruction: "Ask the students to open their books TO page ...." I was very surprised as I had always used AT page and this is still confusing for me. And it seems I am not the only one.
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18 Jan 2011
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almaz
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I think it �s already been established that both are correct.
By the way, Douglas, I checked your link and �at � is now ahead. |
19 Jan 2011
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