The order of a sentence
If "with my family" referred to "Paris", we would say like "in Paris with my family which is a nice country", Right?
For example, (that girl with a long hair) ; "with a long hair" referring to "that girl" actually. But this situation doesn't take place in my example, Right?
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Jawel If "with my family" referred to "Paris", we would say like "in Paris with my family which is a nice country", Right? Yes, but that can't happen because there are not two Parises that must be distinguished from one another like the Paris with my family and the Paris without my family . Jawel For example, (that girl with a long hair) ; "with a long hair" referring to "that girl" actually.
- Jawel If "with my family" referred to "Paris", we would say like "in Paris with my family which is a nice country", Right?
- Yes, but that can't happen because there are not two Parises that must be distinguished from one another like the Paris with my family and the Paris without my family .
- Jawel For example, (that girl with a long hair) ; "with a long hair" referring to "that girl" actually.
- But this situation doesn't take place in my example, Right?
- Right.
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JawelIf "with my family" referred to "Paris", we would say like "in Paris with my family which is a nice country", Right?
Yes, but that can't happen because there are not two Parises that must be distinguished from one another like the Paris with my family and the Paris without my family.
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