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Don’t get confused! The terms immigrant and emigrant can refer to the same person. An easy way to remember it is to look at the first letters of the words. An emigrant exits and an immigrant moves into. If a German woman left her home in Berlin, she emigrated from Germany. If she settled in London, she immigrated to England. A migrant is a person who moves but might not be planning a permanent relocation. Chani left Israel and moved to France when she was 18. Chani is an

A. emigrant from Israel and an immigrant to France.
B. immigrant to Israel and an emigrant from France.
C. immigrant to Israel and France.
D. emigrant from Israel and France.

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