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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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That means you are having an across Atlantic affair these days.
Suppose Person B lives in China.
Person A: Don't you have a girlfriend?
Person B: I do have. She lives in USA now.
Person A: That means you are having an across Atlantic affair these days.
Is the following sentence correct:
That means you are having an across Atlantic affair these days?
Person A: Don't you have a girlfriend?
Person B: I do have. She lives in USA now.
Person A: That means you are having an across Atlantic affair these days.
Is the following sentence correct:
That means you are having an across Atlantic affair these days?
Top answer
No, use transatlantic
- No, use transatlantic
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