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Rashid rajal Posted 10 years ago
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There are many houses along the sides of 4 out of 10km road.or along the sides of 4km of the road out of 10 km.
  

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rashid rajal There are many houses along the sides of 4 km of the 10 km road . out of 10 km. As shown above.

  • rashid rajal There are many houses along the sides of 4 km of the 10 km road .
  • out of 10 km.
  • As shown above.
  • Omit "the sides of".
  • It's obvious that the houses are on the sides of the road and not on the road.
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rashid rajalThere are many houses along the sides of 4 km of the 10 km road. out of 10 km.
As shown above. Omit "the sides of". It's obvious that the houses are on the sides of the road and not on the road.
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Why we didn't use" out of " could we use it or not please explain.And along shows the both sides ? I mean if houses are only on one side not the other or on both sides .
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rashid rajalAnd along shows the both sides?
That would normally be assumed, but you can make it more explicit if you want.

There are many houses along both sides of 4 km of the 10 km road.

CJ
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You make me understand very quick. Honestly.
Well now new thing.
4km of the 10km
5 people of the 10 people
10kg of the 15 kg.
How its works. Because the second one 5 people of 10 people dosnt sound good to me. Please explain
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rashid rajal 5 people of 10 people dosnt doesn't sound good to me
Not to me either. We usually omit the first occurrence of the repeated word when there is no measurement word (km, kg, etc.). 5 of the 10 people / 6 of the 12 cats / 2 of the 15 chairs

CJ
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Mr calif its out of topic but i would like to ask.
1.My brother was going for shopping. And i asked him.
Can you please buy a gift for me to give my friend.
I want to give a gift to my friend and i requested him to buy that because he was going to bazar.
Did I use the right sentence.
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rashid rajalDid I use the right sentence? Can you please buy a gift for me to give my friend?
If you are asking a question, don't forget ?

Yes, that's the right sentence.

For this sentence, at the end you c

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