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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Community
Hi.What's the difference between 'everyone in your community' and 'every one in your group'?
Thanks in advance
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The most usual meaning of community is small town or city, so we think of people who happen to be living in the same geographical area. A group is much more general idea. Your group may be people interested in English, people who like to shop, people who enjoy racing cars, people who are eating together at a restaurant, people who are at a rock concert, people who like dogs, people who like to grow flowers, or people who like to sing.
- The most usual meaning of community is small town or city, so we think of people who happen to be living in the same geographical area.
- A group is much more general idea.
- Your group may be people interested in English, people who like to shop, people who enjoy racing cars, people who are eating together at a restaurant, people who are at a rock concert, people who like dogs, people who like to grow flowers, or people who like to sing.
- CJ
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The most usual meaning of community is small town or city, so we think of people who happen to be living in the same geographical area.
A group is much more general idea. Your group may be people interested in English, people who like to shop, people who enjoy racing cars, people who are eating together at a restaurant, people who are at a rock concert, people who like dogs, people who l
A group is much more general idea. Your group may be people interested in English, people who like to shop, people who enjoy racing cars, people who are eating together at a restaurant, people who are at a rock concert, people who like dogs, people who l
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