Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How to say this?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me how should I describe it in a sentence?
I have 5 rooms in my house attached in a row. All of them have different temperatures. Suppose, the temperature of the 1st room is 30°c, the second room is 29°c,the third is 28°c, the fourth is 27°c and the fifth one is 26°c. Now, I want to tell my friend that-:The temperature of all these rooms increases ,in succession, from left to right.(Is the forgoing sentence correct?)
I would be very thankful if you tell me the correct way of saying that.
Thanks in advance.
Could you tell me how should I describe it in a sentence?
I have 5 rooms in my house attached in a row. All of them have different temperatures. Suppose, the temperature of the 1st room is 30°c, the second room is 29°c,the third is 28°c, the fourth is 27°c and the fifth one is 26°c. Now, I want to tell my friend that-:The temperature of all these rooms increases ,in succession, from left to right.(Is the forgoing sentence correct?)
I would be very thankful if you tell me the correct way of saying that.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Is the first room on the left or on the right?
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Oh yeah! I think I got the temperatures the wrong way around. Anyway I should have written-:"decreases" ,in succession, from left to right.
The 1st room is on the left. So, what is the right way to say it sir?
The 1st room is on the left. So, what is the right way to say it sir?
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