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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Talking about location
Is there any other (preferably shorter) way to say "at the base of a mountain"? Especially when speaking in plural.
When I say "beneath the mountains" or "under the mountains" it feels more like I'm talking about position directly underneath, like inside the rock.
When I say "beneath the mountains" or "under the mountains" it feels more like I'm talking about position directly underneath, like inside the rock.
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You can use "bottom" and "flat". As for plural version, "flats" is the word you need. Hamid
- You can use "bottom" and "flat".
- As for plural version, "flats" is the word you need.
- Hamid
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You can use "bottom" and "flat".
As for plural version, "flats" is the word you need.
Hamid
As for plural version, "flats" is the word you need.
Hamid
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