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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

context and setting

Is 'be seen with you in a social context' natural?

If you're women wants to go out and be seen with you in a social context, the following might apply to you.

Is 'in that setting' natural and correct?
I didn't necessarily want to go to my graduation but I did because my parents wanted to see me in that setting.

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Anonymous Is 'be seen with you in a social context' natural? No. 'Be seen with you socially'.

  • Anonymous Is 'be seen with you in a social context' natural?
  • No.
  • 'Be seen with you socially'.
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AnonymousIs 'be seen with you in a social context' natural?
No. 'Be seen with you socially'.
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Do you mean "If your woman" = "If your girlfriend"?
AnonymousIf you're women wants to go out
"your" not "you're"
"woman" not "women"

Some people will object to the phrase "your woman."

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