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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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in your new surroundings/circumstances/conditions
Do you feel comfortable in your new surroundings?
Hi,
The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions. Am I right? Thanks.
Hi,
The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions. Am I right? Thanks.
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Hi, Do you feel comfortable in your new surroundings? The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions. Am I right?
- Hi, Do you feel comfortable in your new surroundings?
- The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions.
- Am I right?
- Thanks.
- The word 'surroundings' focuses on what is physically around you.
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Hi,
Do you feel comfortable in your new surroundings?
The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions. Am I right? Thanks.
The word 'surroundings' focuses on what is physically around you.
Tell me about your surroundings. I'm in a room with a big window.
Tell me about your circumstances. I'm married.
Do you feel comfortable in your new surroundings?
The surroundings in the above is close in meaning to circumstances but not conditions. Am I right? Thanks.
The word 'surroundings' focuses on what is physically around you.
Tell me about your surroundings. I'm in a room with a big window.
Tell me about your circumstances. I'm married.
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