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I was watching the movie Sully and the pilot(A), who is heading towards the airpprt LaGuardia, is talking to a Air traffic control person (B):
A: What about over to our right?
B: Ok, off your right side is Teterboro airport
A: We can't make it. We may end up in the Hudson
What's the difference between "off your right side" and "over to your right"? Why over and then off? What about "on/to your right side"?
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does it sound odd to say "I would very much like you to come" and "I would really like you to come?
or maybe "I'd like it very much if you came" or "I'd very much like it if you came"?
3)Should I use the 's here? Tilapia: Within the species Oreochromis niloticus, there are different varieties of the scale’s color."? Or "There are different varieties of scale color"?
Thank you very much for all!
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This seems like a question and not a notebook entry.
1) There is no real difference in meaning between "off your right side", "over to your right", and "on/to your right side".
2) Your examples are fine. "I would very much like you to come" and ""I'd very much like it if you came" sound just a little more formal or polite.
3) "There are different varieties of scale color" is correct. We don't usually use something like "... different varieties of the scale’s color".
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