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Jassica 2202 Posted 10 years ago
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How can I explain the house next to mine, but the house is 3 houses next to mine..
something like that?
I agonized about how to explain the house situated 2 houses next to mine.
it's not the house right next to mine, but 2 or 3 houses next to mine.
what's the correct expression for that?
Thank you.
I agonized about how to explain the house situated 2 houses next to mine.
it's not the house right next to mine, but 2 or 3 houses next to mine.
what's the correct expression for that?
Thank you.
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To refer to the house that is on the other side of the one next to yours, you can say: Next door but one. Two doors down. Two houses down.
- To refer to the house that is on the other side of the one next to yours, you can say: Next door but one.
- Two doors down.
- Two houses down.
- Two houses over .
- Increase the number in each phrase by one for the house beyond that.
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To refer to the house that is on the other side of the one next to yours, you can say:
Next door but one.
Two doors down.
Two houses down.
Two houses over.
Increase the number in each phrase by one for the house beyond that.
Next door but one.
Two doors down.
Two houses down.
Two houses over.
Increase the number in each phrase by one for the house beyond that.
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