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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Yard/patio

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a) Is a yard always at the back of a house or building?



b) Or could it also be in the front?




2. And does a patio mean the same as a yard?


  

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Christine Christie 1. a) Is a yard always at the back of a house or building? b) Or could it also be in the front?

— CalifJim

  • Christine Christie 1.
  • a) Is a yard always at the back of a house or building?
  • b) Or could it also be in the front?
  • In the US we call those areas the back yard, the front yard, and you can even add the side yard.
  • This terminology is different in the UK, where they use 'garden' for 'yard'.
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Christine Christie

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a) Is a yard always at the back of a house or building?

b) Or could it also be in the front?

In the US we call those areas the back yard, the front yard, and you can even add the side yard. This terminology is different in the UK, where they use 'garden' for 'yard'.

Christine Christie
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