Is this sentence correct?
The university is remote to me and the transport there does not seem to be convenient.
Thank you.
Note 'remote' and 'convenient'. Are the appropriate here?
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Answers · 3
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I might say:
"It's a remote university with inconvenient transportation."
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It's a remote university and transportation is not convenient. = more natural.
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If the university is in general remote to everyone, then it is appropriate. But it sounds like you just mean that it is far away from where YOU live. Is that right? In that case I would say "the university is too far from where I live, and the public transport is not convenient."
But if the university is actually remote from everything, outside of the normal city limits, then I would say it is remote and does not have convenient transport.
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