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Soy de los Estados Unidos
Es de los Estados Unidos
Estoy de Lexington
Estan en Lexington

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¡Hola! Me alegra conocerte. Aquí tienes algunas correcciones y aclaraciones sobre tus frases:

  1. "Soy de los Estados Unidos" - Correcto si te refieres a ti mismo.
  2. "Es de los Estados Unidos" - Correcto si te refieres a otra persona.
  3. "Estoy de Lexington" - No es correcto. Deberías decir "Soy de Lexington" si estás hablando de tu lugar de origen. "Estoy en Lexington" sería correcto si te refieres a tu ubicación actual.
  4. "Están en Lexington" - Correcto si hablas de varias personas que se encuentran en Lexington.

¡Si tienes más preguntas, no dudes en hacerlas!

The best answer in English please

Sure! Here’s the best way to express your sentences in English:

  1. "I am from the United States." - Correct when referring to yourself.
  2. "He/She is from the United States." - Correct when referring to another person.
  3. "I am from Lexington." - Correct when stating your place of origin.
  4. "They are in Lexington." - Correct when referring to multiple people who are currently in Lexington.

If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!

Which one answered the question

The answer that directly addresses the question "Where are you from?" is "I am from the United States" or "I am from Lexington," depending on whether you want to specify a broader location (the United States) or a more specific one (Lexington).

If someone asks where you are currently located, you would respond with "I am in Lexington."

So, if you're responding to the question "Where are you from?" you would use:

  • "I am from the United States" or "I am from Lexington."

If you need to clarify your current location, you would say:

  • "I am in Lexington."

Let me know if you have any more questions!