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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Where Do You Live?
How do you tell someone where you live and is any of them correct:
1. I live on (street and street*) *cross-street
2. I live in (city), on (cross-street)
3. I live in (city), near (cross-street)
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anonymous 1. I live on (street and street*) *cross-street No. You live at Maple and Broad.
- anonymous 1.
- I live on (street and street*) *cross-street No.
- You live at Maple and Broad.
- You can also live on Maple at Broad or vice-versa.
- anonymous 2.
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anonymous1. I live on (street and street*) *cross-street
No. You live at Maple and Broad. You can also live on Maple at Broad or vice-versa.
anonymous2. I live in (city), on (cross-street)
Yes, but it is only a cross street if there is a street for it to be a cross street of.
anonymous3.
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