Robin
watch out~ Are they correct? 1. watch your or the front 2. watch tyour or the back 3. watch your left or the left Thank you!Context: When you walk in a street which there are buses passing by
29 aug. 2015 04:27
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You asked this before. I wonder if part of the problem is a social one? It is not common to use this type of phrase in this way at all, so I don't think there is a standard way to say it. If I did say something like this - I would probably refer to specific hazards, rather than a particular direction. 'Watch out for that truck', or 'watch for pedestrians coming out of that alley'.
29 augustus 2015
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