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24 Dec 2017
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Question about English (US)
Which order is correct?
There is always a long line of people in front of the station waiting for taxis.
There is always a long line of people waiting for taxis in front of the station.
Which order is correct?
There is always a long line of people in front of the station waiting for taxis.
There is always a long line of people waiting for taxis in front of the station.
There is always a long line of people in front of the station waiting for taxis.
There is always a long line of people waiting for taxis in front of the station.
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“There is always a long like of people waiting for taxis in front of the station.”
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