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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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drop in social class
is this idiomatic how to better it?
We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
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Hi, We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family. These remarks do not seem at all idiomatic to me, because I almost never hear people speak about the upper class in North America.
- Hi, We've dropped in social class.
- Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
- These remarks do not seem at all idiomatic to me, because I almost never hear people speak about the upper class in North America.
- People seem to pretend that it does not exist.
- Clive
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Hi,
We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
These remarks do not seem at all idiomatic to me, because I almost never hear people speak about the upper class in North America. People seem to pretend that it does not exist.
We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
These remarks do not seem at all idiomatic to me, because I almost never hear people speak about the upper class in North America. People seem to pretend that it does not exist.
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