10 kilometers far

[Allifathima]

"Jack works 10 kilometers far from home."
Is this sentence OK?

[Alan]

Hi,

'Far' isn't needed in this sentence.

Alan
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[Beeesneees]

Leave out 'far' and that would be fine:
Jack works 10 kilometres from home.

If you specifically want a word that can relate to the distance you could say:
Jack works a distance of 10 kilometers from home.
but it's not necessary for the sentence to be understood.
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[Allifathima]

Can I day as below:
"Jack works 10 kilometers away from home."
"Jack lives two miles away from here."

[Alan]

Hi,

'Away' isn't needed in that sentence because it could suggest movement and that doesn't apply to 'works'.

Alan
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[Allifathima]

Mr. Alan,
Is this sentence OK?
"Jack lives two miles away from here/home."