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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
friendly chat __ friendly conversation
Hello everyone. Which one is correct or better?
1. Last night, I enjoyed a friendly chat with old friends in the party.
or
2. Last night, I enjoyed a friendly conversation with old friends in the party.
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1. Last night, I enjoyed a friendly chat with old friends in the party.
or
2. Last night, I enjoyed a friendly conversation with old friends in the party.
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Top answer
Hi sunny, it all depends: chat has a more informal, loose, simple and easy vibe. conversation has the flexibility of implying a more formal, rigorous tone. based off the context, it probably was true that it was just a chat.
- Hi sunny, it all depends: chat has a more informal, loose, simple and easy vibe.
- conversation has the flexibility of implying a more formal, rigorous tone.
- based off the context, it probably was true that it was just a chat.
- An additional note: in this context, is the person you're speaking to aware that there was a party?
- " Hope it helps, Ben
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Hi sunny, it all depends:
chat has a more informal, loose, simple and easy vibe.
conversation has the flexibility of implying a more formal, rigorous tone. based off the context, it probably was true that it was just a chat.
An additional note: in this context, is the person you're speaking to aware that there was a party? If this is your first time mentioning it, you wi
chat has a more informal, loose, simple and easy vibe.
conversation has the flexibility of implying a more formal, rigorous tone. based off the context, it probably was true that it was just a chat.
An additional note: in this context, is the person you're speaking to aware that there was a party? If this is your first time mentioning it, you wi
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BenAldridge0Hi sunny, it all depends: chat has a more informal, loose, simple and easy vibe. conversation has the flexibility of implying a more formal, rigorous tone. based off the context, it probably was true that it was just a chat. An additional note: in this context, is the person you're speaking to aware that there was a party? If this is your first time mentioning
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I'm not 100 % sure, but if I had to bet my life on it, yes.
Technically, both are correct.
Technically, both are correct.
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Use one of these: Last night I enjoyed a friendly [conversation / chat] with (some) old friends at a party. 'conversation' is usually longer and can be about serious topics; 'chat' is usually short and superficial.
If you were talking about religion or politics or science, it was probably a conversation.
If you were talking about your likes and dislikes about th
If you were talking about religion or politics or science, it was probably a conversation.
If you were talking about your likes and dislikes about th
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