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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am from someone" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a complete or clear expression and lacks context to convey a meaningful message.
Example: "I am from someone who cares about you."
Alternatives: "I come from someone" or "I hail from someone."
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"I am out walking now and the thing that makes me saddest is that some woman is dead, but at least it was one person with a knife and not, where I am from, someone with an AK47.
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"It's from someone called History".
"The last threat against me was from someone in Germany.
It was from someone with an e-mail address "kyleblacksox".
Sally said no, that the message was from someone else.
"It could have been from someone at São Paulo".
"The second-most-popular type is from someone who is self-employed".
"And this is from someone who was not high on him.
It will be from someone wanting to talk, and Walker is eager to listen.
The first was from someone on the Asian-American side of the court dispute; the second was from someone on the Harvard side.
This is from someone on the side of Viacom, which invented MTV.
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