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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"Where are you from?"
When someone asks me, "Where are you from?", should I say my country or my city or both or either one is fine? What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much in advance.
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It depends who asks you. At a meeting of area Scouts delegates, say your town/city. In a holiday resort where the questioner has a foreign accent, say your country.
- It depends who asks you.
- At a meeting of area Scouts delegates, say your town/city.
- In a holiday resort where the questioner has a foreign accent, say your country.
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It depends who asks you.
At a meeting of area Scouts delegates, say your town/city.
In a holiday resort where the questioner has a foreign accent, say your country.
At a meeting of area Scouts delegates, say your town/city.
In a holiday resort where the questioner has a foreign accent, say your country.
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