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how do i show an objects place in relation to another object

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updated Jan 22, 2016
posted by maserinferno47
Please capitalise at all times we have members learning English and Spanish . Your question and the heading needs to be edited. Thank you . - ray76, Jan 6, 2016
Welcome to the forum , we want to help you so fill out your profile If you have a problem PM a mod Bienvenido al foro. Queremos ayudarle, entonces hay que llenar su perfil. Si hay un problema, envíe un mensaje personal (PM) - ray76, Jan 6, 2016

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Drawing a diagram often works.

updated Jan 22, 2016
posted by jtaniel
Droll mate , very droll, only chileno could beat that . - ray76, Jan 6, 2016
Lovely jubbly mate :) - ian-hill, Jan 6, 2016
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From your English question it is difficult to determine whether or not English is your native language. Your lack of knowledge of capitalization being required on the first word of a sentence or capitalizing "I" , when used to refer to yourself. Also you don't know how to use an apostrophe to show possession (an object's place) and other errors all in the same sentence, Besides all that your sentence makes little sense to me. It is not logical.

Please fill out your profile so we can know what your levels of English and Spanish are, for example, for English I would estimate "beginner" We teach both English and Spanish here. We have students from many different language backgrounds, like yourself who benefit greatly from what we offer here.

When you post a question please read the three guidelines at the top and try to understand them and comply with them. If you don't understand ask a friend for some help.

updated Jan 7, 2016
posted by Daniela2041
Irish diplomacy. Have you heard the definition of it? If not I'll send you a p. m. Seriously the worth of this answer far exceeds the worth of the question. - Jubilado, Jan 6, 2016
I'd like to see it. - Daniela2041, Jan 6, 2016
First class ,I agree with jubilado also . - ray76, Jan 6, 2016
i coodnt of put i' bedder miselve Dani. :)) - ian-hill, Jan 6, 2016
He/she will likely never complete the profile, but I'd wager we'd see "Fluent" for English. - jtaniel, Jan 6, 2016