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Hotmale Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Fit in
Hello
I'm having doubts which form is correct:
"He doesn't fit in society."
"He doesn't fit with society."
"He doesn't fit in to society."
Could you tell me which form I should use?
Thank you!
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The expression "fit in" is complete in itself. He doesn't fit in. It doesn't like a prepositional phrase after it at all.
- The expression "fit in" is complete in itself.
- He doesn't fit in.
- It doesn't like a prepositional phrase after it at all.
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The expression "fit in" is complete in itself. He doesn't fit in. It doesn't like a prepositional phrase after it at all. Try "He doesn't fit in socially."
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