You can tell that this piece of furniture is native to America because of the strong colonial style.
Correct answer: (d) native
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You can tell that this piece of furniture is inherent to America because of the strong colonial style.
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I don’t get the “native to America” structure here…
Updated. I added the sentences, as I’ve known from my dictionary the expression ‘native of’:
Could I say in that way:
‘I’m native to Russia.’
‘I’m native of Russia.’
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What about district or city:
‘I’m native to Moscow district.’
‘I’m native of Moscow district.’
‘I’m native to Moscow.’
‘I’m native of Moscow.’
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What examples are correct? What is the difference between these paires?