When fill in "on the left of" or "on the right of", we should fill in what we see or from the directions of the object(s), I really confused. Can anybody help?
Say:
The doll is on the left of the robot.
There is no doubt that you should always judge 'Left' or 'Right' by your direction unless it is stated or example provided to judge by the object's direction.
It's an English question.
Just to fill in "on the right of" or "on the left of". However, I am really confused of how to judge the direction, whether it is
1. directly from what we see, or
2. from the direction of the object itself.
[quote]原帖由 leungchai 於 10-6-4 22:24 發表
When fill in "on the left of" or "on the right of", we should fill in what we see or from the directions of the object(s), I really confused. Can anybody help?
Say:
The doll is on the left of the rob ... [/quote
發表於 10-6-4 22:24
