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I want to know what's the difference btwn two sentenses. I am on the opposite corner from the bank. I am on the corner opposite from the bank. is one of them wrong expression? or both are correct? if both are correct, what's the difference? appreciated in advance. thanks.

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I prefer, "I am AT the corner that is opposite from the bank."

 

I want to know what's the difference btwn two sentenses.

I am on the opposite corner from the bank.

I am on the corner opposite from the bank.

is one of them wrong expression? or both are correct?

if both are correct, what's the difference?

appreciated in advance. thanks.

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I am on the corner opposite from the bank is correct. Why not ask some more questions in the Answers section at the top of this page?
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I'm on the corner opposite from the bank is correct I think I can be mistaken but I can't even translate the first one

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