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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
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I was never popular with anyone (or even a particular group for that matter) during any of my school years.
  

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Hi, I was never popular with anyone (or even a particular group for that matter) during any of my school years. We usually use the word 'popular' in relation to a group of people eg Tom is popular with the girls in his school. We don't say eg Tom is popular with Mary.

— Clive

  • Hi, I was never popular with anyone (or even a particular group for that matter) during any of my school years.
  • We usually use the word 'popular' in relation to a group of people eg Tom is popular with the girls in his school.
  • We don't say eg Tom is popular with Mary.
  • I suggest this.
  • I was never popular during my school years.
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Hi,

I was never popular with anyone (or even a particular group for that matter) during any of my school years.

We usually use the word 'popular' in relation to a group of people

eg Tom is popular with the girls in his school.

We don't say

eg Tom is popular with Mary.

I suggest this.

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