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Hi, Marie, Thank you for your correction of my grammer error. I have a question. I am wondering if people don't say 'It's a very long distance' with same meaning of 'It's too far'. What is the exact meaning of 'it's a long distance'? Thank you, see you at our class. Bye~

Hi there! Good day. Well both of those expressions are correct and are commonly used to mean an expanse of are from one point to another. You may choose to use any of the two. :)

T. Marie

Hi, Marie,

>>Hi Marie,
Thank you for your correction of my grammer error.

>>Thank you for your corrections on my grammar errors.
I have a question.

>>Correct!
I am wondering if people don\'t say \'It\'s a very long distance\' with same meaning of \'It\'s too far\'.

>>I am wondering if people say \"It\'s a very long distance\" or \"It\'s too far\".
What is the exact meaning of \'it\'s a long distance\'?

>>Correct!
Thank you, see you at our class.

>>Correct!
Bye~

>>Correct!