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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Are you a family?
Are you a family?
Are you family?
Are you related?
Hi,
I met a few people from Canada in a local church here, and I thought they could be family. So, I asked. But which one of the above should I use? Do all of them work? Thanks.
Are you family?
Are you related?
Hi,
I met a few people from Canada in a local church here, and I thought they could be family. So, I asked. But which one of the above should I use? Do all of them work? Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Are you a family? OK, informal. '.
- Hi, Are you a family?
- OK, informal.
- '.
- Are you family?
- Pretty informal.
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Hi,
Are you a family? OK, informal. But it mnormally means 'Are you 'mother, father, children?'.
Are you family? Pretty informal. Depending on context, can sometimes mean 'Are you a member of my family?' eg Are you my third cousin I haven't seen in 40 years?.
Are you related? I recommend this.
I met a few people from Canada in a local church here, and I t
Are you a family? OK, informal. But it mnormally means 'Are you 'mother, father, children?'.
Are you family? Pretty informal. Depending on context, can sometimes mean 'Are you a member of my family?' eg Are you my third cousin I haven't seen in 40 years?.
Are you related? I recommend this.
I met a few people from Canada in a local church here, and I t
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