"She works on the north side of the UK."

Translation: 她在英国的北边工作。

[chonglamprecht]

她在英国北边工作 is supposed to be the another choice of answer

[SunBern]

what about 她工作在英國的北邊?

[Levi]

I wrote just that and it wasn't accepted. I wonder if it could be accepted (and if it's grammatically correct) and if there is a certain word order in Mandarin Chinese. Need to google it when I have some free time.
2018.08.06

[jXrY12]

We normally don't say it like that. I'm from China.

[Emma186715]

same

[Emma186715]

I did that too

[chonglamprecht]

This would be
Her job is in the North UK.

[DesmondAllen]

... though no one in the UK would ever say this. Possibly the 'north of the UK' or more likely 'in Scotland'

[woxihuanlanse]

'in the north of the UK' would be a lot better. you can be 'on the north side' of a mountain, or a building, but not of a country.

[AristonLiu]

THE UK ISNT JUST ENGLAND

[DiffieHell]

True, but 英国 means The UK. England is 英格兰.

[phantomofamity]

她在英国的北边工作 wrong?