District/area
My friend's family live in a very wealthy coastal ........ in France.
district / area
If you please, tell me the correct choice and the reason as I'm confused about the two words.
Top answer
district is often used when talking about government and administration. eg a District School Board. A district also implies some common characteristic, eg California has several wine districts, eg A city often has a shopping district.
- district is often used when talking about government and administration.
- eg a District School Board.
- A district also implies some common characteristic, eg California has several wine districts, eg A city often has a shopping district.
- area does not have those meanings so much.
- Clive
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district is often used when talking about government and administration. eg a District School Board.
A district also implies some common characteristic, eg California has several wine districts, eg A city often has a shopping district.
area does not have those meanings so much.
Clive
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