alc24  +  851296 Fri, 07 Aug 09 01:29 PM would one say   Look at how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed   or   Look how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed     one more thing     is this correct   She had to exchange her device 3 times before she got one that worked     thank you alc24 Joined on Sat, Jul 25 2009 Contributing Member 1,438

	Philip  +  851328 Fri, 07 Aug 09 02:27 PM Both with and without 'at' are very common.   Device sentence is correct.   Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Sentences

	ferdis  +  851360 Fri, 07 Aug 09 02:52 PM Note, single-digit numbers are usually spelled out: 'three times' instead of '3 times'. ferdis Joined on Tue, Aug 4 2009 The Netherlands Full Member 388 Writing, Numbers

	Yoong Liat  +  851362 Fri, 07 Aug 09 02:55 PM Look at how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed Look how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed Yoong Liat Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 Veteran Member 6,757

	Philip  +  851438 Fri, 07 Aug 09 03:57 PM Yoong Liat “Look at how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed Look how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed. ” Goog catch, Liat.  I was concentrating on the intended question of the preposition and failed to notice the punctuation problem.  I think many would prefer a colon over a semi-colon in this case.  Or even just a period to make two separate sentences. Philip Prepositions, Colons, Punctuation, Writing, Sentences