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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
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Party scene &
Hi everyone,
It seems that the 'party scene" in the sentence bleow refers to some place but I don't know what exactly it means.
A fun place to enjoy OR a place you can have a party there?
And for the "creative international scene", I understood it as a new area that many internationals come and do the activities but not sure. Am I right ?
Your comments for those things will be a great help to me.
Thanks
pb
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A creative international scene has grown up around the surf activities, resulting in some original lodgings, eclectic eateries, chilled bars and clubs, and quite a party scene, especially in summer.
It seems that the 'party scene" in the sentence bleow refers to some place but I don't know what exactly it means.
A fun place to enjoy OR a place you can have a party there?
And for the "creative international scene", I understood it as a new area that many internationals come and do the activities but not sure. Am I right ?
Your comments for those things will be a great help to me.
Thanks
pb
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A creative international scene has grown up around the surf activities, resulting in some original lodgings, eclectic eateries, chilled bars and clubs, and quite a party scene, especially in summer.
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Hi, The word 'scene' here refers more to the gathering of people than to the physical place. Consider this example. A place, eg a street, is physically drab and uninteresting.
- Hi, The word 'scene' here refers more to the gathering of people than to the physical place.
- Consider this example.
- A place, eg a street, is physically drab and uninteresting.
- Rents are cheap, so a lot of artists gradually come to live there.
- They often meet, to socialize and to exchange ideas.
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Hi,
The word 'scene' here refers more to the gathering of people than to the physical place.
Consider this example. A place, eg a street, is physically drab and uninteresting. Rents are cheap, so a lot of artists gradually come to live there. They often meet, to socialize and to exchange ideas. One might say now say that on that street there is 'a creative artistic scene', 'quite an
The word 'scene' here refers more to the gathering of people than to the physical place.
Consider this example. A place, eg a street, is physically drab and uninteresting. Rents are cheap, so a lot of artists gradually come to live there. They often meet, to socialize and to exchange ideas. One might say now say that on that street there is 'a creative artistic scene', 'quite an
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