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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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which types of freedom are there?
  

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What types of freedom are there? Did you want the question to be checked, or were you expecting an answer?

  • What types of freedom are there?
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What types of freedom are there?

Did you want the question to be checked, or were you expecting an answer?
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'Which country are you from??' OR 'What country are you from??'
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'Which country are you from? This is the polite form of the question. Also: 'Where are you from?

'What country are you from? Depending on the tone of voice, this can be impolite and confrontational.
If someone is behaving in a strange way, and you are very surprised about this, you might ask "What country are you from? "
It is not a polite way to confront someone.

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