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Noname 8048 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
"out near"?
I just saw a sentence saying "He lives in a shack out near station."
"out near" doesn't seem like they can stick together.
But if this is correct sentence, what is proper interpretation?
"out near" doesn't seem like they can stick together.
But if this is correct sentence, what is proper interpretation?
Top answer
" The shack is out of town and near the station. Stations are often some distance from the town centre.
- " The shack is out of town and near the station.
- Stations are often some distance from the town centre.
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It should be
"He lives in a shack out near the station."
The shack is out of town and near the station.
Stations are often some distance from the town centre.
"He lives in a shack out near the station."
The shack is out of town and near the station.
Stations are often some distance from the town centre.
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