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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Correct sentence?
Hi! everyone.
I want to rephrase this sentence below.
Scenario-:There are two tracks that lead to my friend's home one leads through the woods(in the west) and the other leads from the main road(in the south). Now I am riding pillion on my friend's motorbike and ask him 'which way to your house is longer this one or the other that leads through the woods'?
Or should I say-:Is the woodsy way to your house farther as compared to this one?
If the above sentence is correct, then what does it mean?
Thanks!
I want to rephrase this sentence below.
Scenario-:There are two tracks that lead to my friend's home one leads through the woods(in the west) and the other leads from the main road(in the south). Now I am riding pillion on my friend's motorbike and ask him 'which way to your house is longer this one or the other that leads through the woods'?
Or should I say-:Is the woodsy way to your house farther as compared to this one?
If the above sentence is correct, then what does it mean?
Thanks!
Top answer
Which way to your house is longer—this one or the other one that leads through the woods'?
- Which way to your house is longer—this one or the other one that leads through the woods'?
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Which way to your house is longer—this one or the other one that leads through the woods'?
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