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Which one is correct?
She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
and Why? Please help me
She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
and Why? Please help me
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These are OK: She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also in adopting the environment. She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
- These are OK: She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also in adopting the environment.
- She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
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These are OK:
She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also in adopting the environment.
She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
She's having difficulties not only in attending her classes but also in adopting the environment.
She's having difficulties not only attending her classes but also adopting the environment.
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