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Tiểu Cầm Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

What the sentence is correct?

I don't know between ''It is London where I was brought up'' and ''It is in London that I was brought up'', what is the correct?
  

Top answer

I would write: I was brought up in London.

— Yoong Liat

  • I would write: I was brought up in London.
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I would write: I was brought up in London.
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Well, your answer is not my expected answer. By the way, thanks
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I think both your sentences are awkward.
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It is quite common for us to say, "I was raised in London." Brought up is not used.
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Cynthia3754Brought up is not used.
'Brought up' is fine in British English.
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Yes, you all are right. I also use brought up... wow, did I have a brain cramp while writing this. However, it is not my first choice. I usually use I grew up in Chicago, but I was raised or brought up to believe that the world is round. It doesn't makes a difference either, however I just think raised or brought up is a little more commonly used in the USA when talking about the way in
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