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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
active/outgoing
Those who are a bit more active enjoy Okinawa's excellent snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, and sea Kayaing.
Hi,
Does "active" in the above refer to "outgoing" to you? Thanks.
Hi,
Does "active" in the above refer to "outgoing" to you? Thanks.
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No, it doesn't. To me outgoing suggests friendly (among other things) and active does not.
- No, it doesn't.
- To me outgoing suggests friendly (among other things) and active does not.
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No, it doesn't. To me outgoing suggests friendly (among other things) and active does not.
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Hi,
Physically active, able to undertake physical activities such as these.
Clive
Physically active, able to undertake physical activities such as these.
Clive
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To me, it simply refers to people who do things. You might say that 'a sedentary person' is the opposite of 'an active person'. You might say that 'active member' here at EF is a member who posts (does something) in the forums, and an 'inactive member' does not, for example.
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