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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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001. You should modify the words so that they 01u00fit02u00 grammatically with the summary text.02br
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002. Your answers should 01u00fit in02u00 syntactically with the rest of the text.02br
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0 01i 00fit02i 00 can go with 01i 00in02i 00, yes, but it's probably not used as much with abstract ideas, as in your second example. There, just 01i 00fit02i 00 would be fine and is preferable in my opinion. I think of 01i 00fit in02i 00 as more appropriate when talking about social mixing.

— CalifJim

  • 0 01i 00fit02i 00 can go with 01i 00in02i 00, yes, but it's probably not used as much with abstract ideas, as in your second example.
  • There, just 01i 00fit02i 00 would be fine and is preferable in my opinion.
  • I think of 01i 00fit in02i 00 as more appropriate when talking about social mixing.
  • 01i 00Being new to the school because her family had just moved into town, Marissa did not immediately feel that she fit in.
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0 01i00fit02i00 can go with 01i00in02i00, yes, but it's probably not used as much with abstract ideas, as in your second example. There, just 01i00fit02i00 would be fine and is preferable in my opinion. I think of 01i00fit in02i00 as more appropriate when talking about social mixing. 01i00Be
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