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Relaxed or relaxing
to creat a (relaxed/relaxing) social atmosphere.
can you tell me which one is more suitable? thanks
can you tell me which one is more suitable? thanks
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Anonymous to creat a (relaxed/relaxing) social atmosphere. can you tell me which one is more suitable? thanks Relaxing/relaxed under what circumstanses, and for what purpose?
- Anonymous to creat a (relaxed/relaxing) social atmosphere.
- can you tell me which one is more suitable?
- thanks Relaxing/relaxed under what circumstanses, and for what purpose?
- "Relaxing" stresses the effect that it might have on the participants.
- ) "Relaxed" simply describes somebody's opinion of the ambiance.
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Anonymousto creat a (relaxed/relaxing) social atmosphere.Relaxing/relaxed under what circumstanses, and for what purpose?
can you tell me which one is more suitable? thanks
"Relaxing" stresses the effect that it might have on the participants. (It would relax people.)
"Relaxed" simply describes somebody's opinion of the ambiance. (This
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