Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Leeds"

A: It's largely arbitrary. That means there is no rule that dictates when you should use "Y X" instead of "X of Y".

It depends on what the government or people in charge declare the official name to be.

However, the general public may come up with their own name (e.g. "Y X" instead of "X of Y") and if that name becomes popular enough through common usage, then that name also becomes acceptable even though it may not be the official name.

A: The complete sentence is "I lived in Leeds for a while", adding "there" to the end does not make sense.

A: 😂

A:
*in September as an exchange student.
Or *starting September as an exchange student.
:)