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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
How do you say this properly using "away from"?
(1) I am five blocks away from your house.
That sentence does not tell people whether you are leaving and going to someone's house. I will try to clarify that this way.
(2) I am five blocks away, going to your house.
(3) I am five blocks away, leaving your house.
What is the correct way of saying this? Thanks a lot.
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ansonguy What is the correct way of saying this? I'm on [the / my] way to your house, and I'm only five blocks away. CJ
- ansonguy What is the correct way of saying this?
- I'm on [the / my] way to your house, and I'm only five blocks away.
- CJ
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ansonguyWhat is the correct way of saying this?
I'm on [the / my] way to your house, and I'm only five blocks away.
CJ
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