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  1. 29-Mar-2011, 02:51 #1
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    Default A LONG WAY/DISTANCE FROM

    It's a long way/distance from New York to Paris.

    Are both words correct for this sentence?

    Thank you in advance.
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    Default Re: A LONG WAY/DISTANCE FROM

    Quote Originally Posted by joham View Post
    It's a long way/distance from New York to Paris.

    Are both words correct for this sentence?

    Thank you in advance.
    Both are correct.
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