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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Center place

This home was the center place of my family.

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"the centre place" simply means "the place at the centre", but this sentence isn't very natural English to me.

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  • "the centre place" simply means "the place at the centre", but this sentence isn't very natural English to me.
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"the centre place" simply means "the place at the centre", but this sentence isn't very natural English to me.
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Furthermore, to me "home" is one and we can't use "this" or "that" for it.
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KhoshtipMan Furthermore, to me "home" is one and we can't use "this" or "that" for it.
"this home" is not actually wrong in itself, e.g. when referring to a home that was previously mentioned.
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