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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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I thought you said you'd never go out on an actual date because you found it too cliche. But here we are, just the two of us, in a nice restaurant. So maybe you're not that scared of it?
Is this perfectly good conversational English?
Is it ok to use "scared" in the context? (she takes it that he's never been out on an actual date before because he's been too nervous to do it.) Or should I use a lighter word?
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anonymous So maybe you're not that scared of it , after all. anonymous Is it OK/okay to use "scared" in the that context ... or should I use a lighter word?
- anonymous So maybe you're not that scared of it , after all.
- anonymous Is it OK/okay to use "scared" in the that context ...
- or should I use a lighter word?
- That depends on many factors.
- ) - How the listener might interpret it.
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anonymousSo maybe you're not that scared of it, after all.
anonymousIs it OK/okay to use "scared" inthethat context ... or should I use a lighter word?
That depends on many factors
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