Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Indoor/outdoor
Hi all,
I want to use a following sentences in my paper ;
"The machine is indoors." and
"The machine is outdoors."
to mean that the machine is inside/outside of building.
Do I use them correctly? As far as I know indoors and outdoors are adverb,
which can come after a verb.
Thanks in advance
Y
I want to use a following sentences in my paper ;
"The machine is indoors." and
"The machine is outdoors."
to mean that the machine is inside/outside of building.
Do I use them correctly? As far as I know indoors and outdoors are adverb,
which can come after a verb.
Thanks in advance
Y
Top answer
It sounds fine to me. You're simply describing the location. "This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.
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It sounds fine to me. You're simply describing the location.
"This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.
(In this case, "outdoor" is an adjective.)
"This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.
(In this case, "outdoor" is an adjective.)
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