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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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How would you phrase the sentence?

How would you phrase the sentence?

Luxembourg city has 2 levels. Half the town is flat and the other half is plateau/is 300 meters high. There is the low part of the city and the high part of the city.

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The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.

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  • The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.
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The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.
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Half the town is on a low-lying plateau and the other half is on 300-meter-high cliffs.
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Hi AlpheccaStars,

The lower half isn't on a plateau tho. Isn't a plateau a rise area?

Which is correct?

The city is a 300 meter high plateau.
The city is on a 300 meter high plateau.

Thank you
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The city is on a 300-meter-high plateau.
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How come you said this then : The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.
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AnonymousHow come you said this then : The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.
Because that's what your original sentence means to me.
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wiki (Luxembourg city, topography):
The plateau is low and flat.

Luxembourg City lies on the southern part of the http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxembourg_plateau, a large http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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What you are saying is contradictory,

First you correct the sentence by writing : The low half of Luxembourg city is flat and the high half is a plateau 300 meters high.

Then you go on to say that this is the correct version.

The city is on a 300-meter-high plateau.

Which is correct I'm confused?

Alphecca, I just read the wiki, tha
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