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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
UK
1- He's from the United Kingdom/the UK/ Britain.
2- He comes from the USA.
Are these natural?
3- He almost ran me down last week.
What does this sentence mean?
4- No Teachers in that school can teach English better than him.
Thank you very much.
2- He comes from the USA.
Are these natural?
3- He almost ran me down last week.
What does this sentence mean?
4- No Teachers in that school can teach English better than him.
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Dear sir, Number 1 is correct. It is however not common to say «he is from Britain». It is more common to say «he is British».
- Dear sir, Number 1 is correct.
- It is however not common to say «he is from Britain».
- It is more common to say «he is British».
- Number 2 is correct.
- In number 3, to «run down» means «to hit with a car».
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Dear sir,
Number 1 is correct. It is however not common to say «he is from Britain». It is more common to say «he is British».
Number 2 is correct.
In number 3, to «run down» means «to hit with a car».
Number 4 is correct. «He is a better teacher of English than the teachers in that school.»
Kind regards,
Number 1 is correct. It is however not common to say «he is from Britain». It is more common to say «he is British».
Number 2 is correct.
In number 3, to «run down» means «to hit with a car».
Number 4 is correct. «He is a better teacher of English than the teachers in that school.»
Kind regards,
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