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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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does this sentence sound right?
which are your adjacent states? If not, how would you say it? THanks.
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Seems fine to me. If in the US, you could say: Which are the states neighboring/adjacent to (your) Georgia?
- Seems fine to me.
- If in the US, you could say: Which are the states neighboring/adjacent to (your) Georgia?
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Seems fine to me.
If in the US, you could say:
Which are the states neighboring/adjacent to (your) Georgia?
If in the US, you could say:
Which are the states neighboring/adjacent to (your) Georgia?
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Anonymouswhich are your adjacent states? If not, how would you say it? THanks.I would use "Which are your neighboring countries / states?"
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Hi,
I think you might say What states are next to Georgia? But I don't live in the USA.
I think you might say What states are next to Georgia? But I don't live in the USA.
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