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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Where did you fly in from?
Let's say I'm a taxi driver. I pick someone up at an airport. Would it be perfectly natural to ask: "Where did you fly in from?"
How else could the question be phrased?
Also, is it "let's say" or "lets say"?
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anonymous Let's say I'm a taxi driver. I pick someone up at an airport. " Yes.
- anonymous Let's say I'm a taxi driver.
- I pick someone up at an airport.
- " Yes.
- anonymous How else could the question be phrased?
- Your way is pretty natural and concise.
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anonymousLet's say I'm a taxi driver. I pick someone up at an airport. Would it be perfectly natural to ask: "Where did you fly in from?"
Yes.
anonymousHow else could the question be phrased?
Your way is pretty natural and concise. Maybe "Been on vacation?", and let them talk.
anonymousA
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