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Zany chalk 964 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

What is an "one-time resident"?

I was wondering what does "one-time resident" mean. Does it mean a person that lives in a place for a short period of time?

  

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No. It means someone who lived there at sometime in the past but doesn't live there anymore. [ Don't say ' an one-time resident', say 'a one-time resident'.

  • No.
  • It means someone who lived there at sometime in the past but doesn't live there anymore.
  • [ Don't say ' an one-time resident', say 'a one-time resident'.
  • ]
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No.

It means someone who lived there at sometime in the past but doesn't live there anymore.


[ Don't say 'an one-time resident', say 'a one-time resident'. ]

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It was very helpful for me... Thank you so much!

'People often at greatest risk when traveling are those visiting a country which they
think of as their place of origin, where members of their family life and their roots may
be. People often believe that as one-time residents who may have been born and raised
there, they have natural immunity.'

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