Silverobama
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- Aug 8, 2010
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- China
- Current Location
- China
A group of friends were sitting together chatting. And Sherry was talking about her meetings with her friends.
Sherry: I went to Jinyu three times, which is quite far from here. It took me two hours back and forth.
Martin: Yes, it's quite far from here. I went there by taking the subway, it was still very tiring.
Nannie: Have you ever asked your friends to meet up here in Shapingba?
Sherry: No never. Now we sometimes find middle places to meet.*
Is it italic sentence natural? If not, how would native speakers phrase it? The intended meaning is "Sherry and her friends now find their meeting places to be both not too far from them, either of them needs to go to a specific place to meet each other".
Sherry: I went to Jinyu three times, which is quite far from here. It took me two hours back and forth.
Martin: Yes, it's quite far from here. I went there by taking the subway, it was still very tiring.
Nannie: Have you ever asked your friends to meet up here in Shapingba?
Sherry: No never. Now we sometimes find middle places to meet.*
Is it italic sentence natural? If not, how would native speakers phrase it? The intended meaning is "Sherry and her friends now find their meeting places to be both not too far from them, either of them needs to go to a specific place to meet each other".