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Russkiy Bear Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions after subjects
1) I live in the house next to/close to the cinema or I live in the house that is next to/close to the cinema
2) I go to the school in front of/behind my house or I go to the school that is in front of/behind my house
3) I work at a supermarket far from my place or I work at a supermarket that is far away from my place
4) my friend lives in the apartment block opposite mine or My friend lives in the apartment block that is opposite mine
Which ones are correct and make sense? Are there any rules or guidelines for this kind of structure?
2) I go to the school in front of/behind my house or I go to the school that is in front of/behind my house
3) I work at a supermarket far from my place or I work at a supermarket that is far away from my place
4) my friend lives in the apartment block opposite mine or My friend lives in the apartment block that is opposite mine
Which ones are correct and make sense? Are there any rules or guidelines for this kind of structure?
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Russkiy Bear Which ones are correct and make sense? All are fine. 'That' is optional except when it is the subject of the clause: The dog that is sitting there is rabid.
- Russkiy Bear Which ones are correct and make sense?
- All are fine.
- 'That' is optional except when it is the subject of the clause: The dog that is sitting there is rabid.
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Russkiy BearWhich ones are correct and make sense?All are fine. 'That' is optional except when it is the subject of the clause: The dog that is sitting there is rabid.
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