move aside/over/make way Hi, there Please, help me If I am on the subway with my son and he is standing by/in the door(which preposition?), and someones wants to get off the train, what could I say

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Gabriel

move aside/over/make way Hi, there Please, help me If I am on the subway with my son and he is standing by/in the door(which preposition?), and someones wants to get off the train, what could I say to my son? "Move aside/Step aside" "Move over" "Make way" Or "get out from the door"... do you say that? "get out from the door/get away from the door" Please, tell em Thank you so much!

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Personally, I would say, "Please step aside." This sounds the most polite, but all of those phrases work just as long as you include the word "please." Or more simply, you can gently lay your hands on your son's shoulders and slightly scoot him towards the side and out of the other people's way. I hope this helped.

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