some of it is or some in it is
1. Ben likes Paris.But the city is expensive.
2. So food is expensive there?
1. Ben says that some of it is.
question one:
what does "some of it is" mean? I guess it means: some food of Paris is expensive.
Is it right?
question two:
If I say: some in it is.(some food in Paris is expensive)
Right?
Thank you!
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Answers · 3
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1. Yes, Ben is saying that some (but not all) food is expensive in Paris.
2. No, we do not commonly say "some in it" in English. A more natural response would be: "True, not all of it is." Or you could ask, "Where would you recommend for cheap food in Paris?" Since Ben seems to know.
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Yes you are right in both questions
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all cities is expensive tokyo expensive too
newyork, germany, madrid cities alway expensive
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