Question

1861 ✗ My name is Iman Jalil and I come from Iraq. My name is Iman Jalil and [[I come from Iraq]]. I come from Iraq | my nationality is Iraqi

Accepted Answer

nationality My name is Iman Jalil and my nationality is Iraqi. My name is Iman Jalil and [[my nationality is Iraqi]]. I come from Iraq The usual way of referring to someone's nationality is to use come from: 'Most of the students in my class come from Oman or Bahrain.'Nationality is used mainly in formal styles: 'Visitors of Swedish nationality do not require a visa.' 'Despite being born in Germany, these children do not have an automatic right to German nationality.'

Idx	1861
Keyword	nationality
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	My name is Iman Jalil and my nationality is Iraqi.
Correct Sentence	My name is Iman Jalil and I come from Iraq.
Cloze Error Sentence	My name is Iman Jalil and [[my nationality is Iraqi]].
Cloze Sentence	My name is Iman Jalil and [[I come from Iraq]].
Cloze Answer	I come from Iraq
Choices	I come from Iraq \| my nationality is Iraqi
Explanation	The usual way of referring to someone's nationality is to use come from: 'Most of the students in my class come from Oman or Bahrain.' Nationality is used mainly in formal styles: 'Visitors of Swedish nationality do not require a visa.' 'Despite being born in Germany, these children do not have an automatic right to German nationality.'

Nationality Iman Jalil I Iraq Iraqi Usual Referring