Dear teachers,
Be from is only used to say what sb’s native country. Ex: I’m from Vnam.
This statement is right?
If now I’m in Vnam. Tomorrow, I’ll be in Italy. In 3 days, I’ll go to England from France. So, can I say then:
I’m from France. (That doesn’t mean my native country is France).
Quoc
Yankee
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Hi Quoc
Very often, yes, that would be the case.
But it could also be used to speak of your company, for example. (“I’m from XXZ Company.”)
In your example, I would not say “I’m from France.” For me, that is incorrect.
Instead you could say (for example) “I’ve just come from France.”
Amy