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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.
Thanks
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.
Thanks
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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"?
"woman" not "women"
Some people will object to the phrase "your woman."
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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