Are they correct and natural?
1- My car has broken down near the gas station
2- Please turn down the faucet
3- Turn off the faucet please
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Answers · 3
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The common everyday way for a native speaker would include "my car broke down at the gas station".
"Turn off the tap, please" or "Turn the tap off, please".
Hope this helps
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I would say:
1. My car broke down near the gas station. (less formal sounding)
2. No this isn't natural.
3. This is fine.
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1. Yes
2. No - 'Please close the faucet' or 'Turn the faucet off'. (In different cultures people use different expressions.)
3. Yes (As above one can also use 'Close the faucet'.)
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