Go back and play it from the 2 minute mark. Pause it at the 4 minute mark.

[hectacon]

A movie is 2 hrs long. I want to ask someone to play it from the 2 minutes mark.

Go back and play it from the 2 minute mark.

Pause it at the 4 minute mark.

How do you say that? And what do you say as the opposite of "Rewind". Play forward or some other words?

 

[PaulQ]

I want to ask someone to play it from the 2 minutes mark.

You should say: "Play it from the 2 minutes minute mark."

Go back and play it from the 2 minute mark.

You should say: "Go back and play it from the 2 minute mark."

Pause it at the 4 minute mark.

You should say: "Pause it at the 4 minute mark."

That is three questions! If you have any more, a new post might work.

 

[Thomas Tompion]

The opposite of to rewind is to fast forward.

 

[Englishmypassion]

I'd say "Play it from the two-minute mark", with a hyphen.

 

[PaulQ]

I'd say "Play it from the two-minute mark", with a hyphen,

If you said it, how would we know there was a hyphen?

 

[Via32]

If you said it, how would we know there was a hyphen?

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