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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Setting

Consider the following sentence:

"There are websites through which you can get a 'pen-pall' to speak with, whether in person if you both live in the same SETTING, or via Skype."

a) Is 'setting' an appropriate noun if you want to refer to a place that could be a city, town or village?

b) Or/and is there a better word for that?

  

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Christine Christie 'pen-pall' to speak with, That's not what it usually means. org/wiki/Pen_pal

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Christine Christie'pen-pall' to speak with,

That's not what it usually means. See this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pen_pal

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Christine Christieb) Or/and is there a better word for that?

Location is a better choice.

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