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She just moved into a fancy apartment block in a little exclusive part of a town.
Is it fine to say "part of a town" if he doesn't know anything about the town?
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I don't follow you. How can he know what part of a town she moved into but not know what town or anything else? Your wording seems a bit off in any event.
- I don't follow you.
- How can he know what part of a town she moved into but not know what town or anything else?
- Your wording seems a bit off in any event.
- " "Part of a town" sounds like you meant to put "part of town" but didn't know the idiom.
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I don't follow you. How can he know what part of a town she moved into but not know what town or anything else?
Your wording seems a bit off in any event. If you want to make it clear that he doesn't know what town, you might put "in a little exclusive part of some town." If we all know what town, or it doesn't matter what town, "in a little exclusive part of town." "Part of a tow
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