I want to enter my short story into a competition and am afraid of spelling something wrong. My possibly incorrect sentence is:
"[…] because I forgot to roll down the shutters."
So, what do you say? Is this sentence correct, or should I write "to roll down"?
Google Docs tells me to "scroll down," but the writing program has suggested a lot of strange things to me.
Thanks for your answers!
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because I forgot to close the shutters
I see, it makes more sense. But apart from that, let’s take it, I want to use that name, what would be right?
You don’t roll down a shutter, you close it.
Since the roller blind is rolled up, it would be unrolled on closing
It would have to be rather hot because I forgot to roll the shutters
thank you for the star 😉
“to let the shutter down.” He is not rolled, but rather unrolled. And roller shutter rolling sounds also kind of double tumbled.
The new spelling tends to individual words, according to which one writes roller shutters also with 3 ‘l’ .
In my opinion, “rolling down” is correct.