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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

is vs belongs vs part

Can a native speaker tell me how they would say this please?

She belongs to the upper class.
She is of the upper class.
She is part of the upper class.

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alc24 Can a native speaker tell me how they would say this please? She belongs to the upper class. She is of the upper class.

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  • alc24 Can a native speaker tell me how they would say this please?
  • She belongs to the upper class.
  • She is of the upper class.
  • She is part of the upper class.
  • All are good.
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alc24Can a native speaker tell me how they would say this please?
She belongs to the upper class.
She is of the upper class.
She is part of the upper class.
All are good.
You could also say the abbreviated 'She is upper class.'
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They are all idiomatic or acceptable?

She is of the upper class. Is this natural

is it She is apart/part of the upper class?

Can I ask something that has to do with prepositions
Which is natural please?
This movie isn't of your generation. I don't expect you to know it.
This movie isn't your generation. I don't expect you to know it.
This movie isn't from
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alc24They are all idiomatic or acceptable? If you want to speak (idiomatic)(acceptable) English, you have to use correct question grammar. You can't write a statement and then put a question mark at the end!
Are they all idiomatic and/or acceptable?
She is of the upper class. Is this n
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