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Taka Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Familiar

What exactly is the difference in meaning between being used to something and being familiar with something?

  

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Taka What exactly is the difference in meaning between being used to something and being familiar with something? Do you mean when it's the same "something"? Like the difference between these?

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  • Taka What exactly is the difference in meaning between being used to something and being familiar with something?
  • Do you mean when it's the same "something"?
  • Like the difference between these?
  • I'm used to cars .
  • / I'm familiar with cars .
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Taka

What exactly is the difference in meaning between being used to something and being familiar with something?

Do you mean when it's the same "something"?

Like the difference between these?

I'm used to cars. / I'm familiar with cars.

I ask because there aren't many pairs of sentences like that.

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