I accustom well
Is this sentence natural? Which is correct if not both? After regardless do you need 2 options?
I accustom well /get accustomed we’ll to a city regardless of whether I hate it at first.
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"Accustom" can't be used that way. I think you want "acclimate". You can get accustomed to a city, but for some reason "get accustomed well to a city" doesn't sound right; instead of "well" use, for example, "easily" or "quickly".
- "Accustom" can't be used that way.
- I think you want "acclimate".
- You can get accustomed to a city, but for some reason "get accustomed well to a city" doesn't sound right; instead of "well" use, for example, "easily" or "quickly".
- You can acclimate well, but I think you mean that you acclimate easily or quickly.
- As for "whether", it's fine without an expressed alternative as you have it, but I guess I usually like it better with "or not".
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"Accustom" can't be used that way. I think you want "acclimate". You can get accustomed to a city, but for some reason "get accustomed well to a city" doesn't sound right; instead of "well" use, for example, "easily" or "quickly". You can acclimate well, but I think you mean that you acclimate easily or quickly.
As for "whether", it's fine without an expressed alternative as you have it,
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