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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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In this area
Hi,
What's the difference between in this area and in the neighborhood? For example,
They ate dinner in a restaurant in this area/in the neighborhood.
Thank you very much.
What's the difference between in this area and in the neighborhood? For example,
They ate dinner in a restaurant in this area/in the neighborhood.
Thank you very much.
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'Neighborhood' has more distinct boundaries than 'area' for those who are familiar with that section of a city. Otherwise, there is no difference in meaning in the sentence you have posted.
- 'Neighborhood' has more distinct boundaries than 'area' for those who are familiar with that section of a city.
- Otherwise, there is no difference in meaning in the sentence you have posted.
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'Neighborhood' has more distinct boundaries than 'area' for those who are familiar with that section of a city. Otherwise, there is no difference in meaning in the sentence you have posted.
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