On the opposite side of the town from my house
Please look at this, which shows where my house, a restaurant and we are located.
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A = my house
X = where we are now.
B = the restaurant
"I've heard the restaurant is quite good, but I haven't been there because it is located on the opposite side of the town from my house."
Does this make sense?
Thank you.
Top answer
No, that doesn't sound natural. Try: I've heard that restaurant is quite good, but I haven't been there because it's in the other part of town (far from my house).
- No, that doesn't sound natural.
- Try: I've heard that restaurant is quite good, but I haven't been there because it's in the other part of town (far from my house).
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No, that doesn't sound natural. Try:
I've heard that restaurant is quite good, but I haven't been there because it's in the other part of town (far from my house).
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