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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Please, help with my questions.

1) Should I say the earth or land of Mafia (or Mafia's earth/ Mafia's land)?

2) - Maybe I can come back to Colombia next week, but there's a strong possibility that I stay here and marry her. (is there any mistake in this sentence ?).

3) On this vacation I'm staying in her house(or at her house). ?

4) My travel in/to/or for Finland?

5) Thanks for helping me or thanks to help me?

Tks,

Alicia
  

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1. The land of the Mafia. we don't use 'earth' in this way.

— Nona the brit

  • 1.
  • The land of the Mafia.
  • we don't use 'earth' in this way.
  • 2.
  • I might come back to Colombia nest week, but there's a strong possibility that I will stay here and marry her.
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1. The land of the Mafia. we don't use 'earth' in this way.

2. I might come back to Colombia nest week, but there's a strong possibility that I will stay here and marry her.

3 On this vaction I'm staying at her house.

4 My travel to Finland (starts in a different country and ends in Finland)

My travel in Finland (all my travelling happens within the country of F
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Hi, nona the brit

Thank you very much for helping me. By the way when do we specifically use land and earth?

Tks again,

Alicia.
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only 'land' is used to mean 'country' or 'area where X lives/is found' etc. Earth refers to the whole planet. or, with a small e, the dirt/soil/earth/mud.
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Thanks again, nona the brit.

Best wishes,

Alicia
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