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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
casual v. day to day v. everyday v. informal
Which of the following is correct, idiomatic and in the same sense with the others?
1) In summer people dress in casual clothes, like T-shirts and shirts.
2) In summer people dress in day to day clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
3) In summer people dress in everyday clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
4) In summer people dress in informal clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
1st is the original and from the NewburyHouse Dictionary
Thank you.
1) In summer people dress in casual clothes, like T-shirts and shirts.
2) In summer people dress in day to day clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
3) In summer people dress in everyday clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
4) In summer people dress in informal clothes, like T-shirts and shirts
1st is the original and from the NewburyHouse Dictionary
Thank you.
Top answer
I don't like any of them. Try, In summer, many people wear light clothes such as loose t-shirts and baggy shorts.
- I don't like any of them.
- Try, In summer, many people wear light clothes such as loose t-shirts and baggy shorts.
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I don't like any of them.
Try,
In summer, many people wear light clothes such as loose t-shirts and baggy shorts.
Try,
In summer, many people wear light clothes such as loose t-shirts and baggy shorts.
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teechrI don't like any of them.Try,In summer, many people wear light clothes such as loose t-shirts and baggy shorts.Yes, but is light not a different concept? For example, if it is winter you cannot use it but you can use related words again.
Thank you.
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1) In summer people dress in casual clothes, like T-shirts and shorts.
Only #4 comes close, but to me, casual is even less formal than informal.
In my office, we could dress informally on Fridays, which means we could wear jeans, short-sleeve shirts and loafers.
T-shirts, shorts and sandals would have been totally unacceptable.
Only #4 comes close, but to me, casual is even less formal than informal.
In my office, we could dress informally on Fridays, which means we could wear jeans, short-sleeve shirts and loafers.
T-shirts, shorts and sandals would have been totally unacceptable.
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