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Guest Posted 21 years ago
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Is this sentence correct
What is the order of your birth to your mother?
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I don't think so, Guest What do you want to ask? You want to know "the how manieth" your mother is among her brothers and sisters?
- I don't think so, Guest What do you want to ask?
- You want to know "the how manieth" your mother is among her brothers and sisters?
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I don't think so, Guest 
What do you want to ask? You want to know "the how manieth" your mother is among her brothers and sister
What do you want to ask? You want to know "the how manieth" your mother is among her brothers and sister
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I'm afraid this sentence doesn't really mean anything. Are you trying to ask where you are in your family in relation to your brothers and sisters (siblings)? i.e. "eldest" "youngest" "middle" etc.?
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