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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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my hometown of/in London
It seems like I haven't even left my hometown of London.
It seems that I haven't even left my hometown in London.
Which of the above two versions sounds better to you? Thanks.
It seems that I haven't even left my hometown in London.
Which of the above two versions sounds better to you? Thanks.
Top answer
If your hometown is London: only of
- If your hometown is London: only of
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Thanks, Marius, for your helpful reply.
I get it now.
By the way, which sounds better to you in the base sentence, like or that? Thanks.
I get it now.
By the way, which sounds better to you in the base sentence, like or that? Thanks.
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