2 years ago

E- = "out of, from"

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Simply put, we emigrate from a country and immigrate to another one. If we pay attention to the prepositions, the correct sentence is:

My mother emigrated from China and came to the United States.

The first sentence is incorrect: it should use "emigrate from Canada".

The third sentence as well: it should use "emigrate from Russia".

Finally, the fourth sentence is also incorrect: it should say "immigrating to France".

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