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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
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To what "traveled" refers here?
Hi, Does "Traveled" refers here, that Schumer traveled with a group?
"Yet because of the circles in which he traveled, Schumer was more familiar than most
with the tittle-tattle about her husband’s alleged infidelities."
"Yet because of the circles in which he traveled, Schumer was more familiar than most
with the tittle-tattle about her husband’s alleged infidelities."
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Hi, The circles in which he traveled - The social groups that he was part of.. The people that he spent time with. Clive
- Hi, The circles in which he traveled - The social groups that he was part of..
- The people that he spent time with.
- Clive
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Hi,
The circles in which he traveled - The social groups that he was part of.. The people that he spent time with.
Clive
The circles in which he traveled - The social groups that he was part of.. The people that he spent time with.
Clive
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Hi Clive, I think that this word "traveled" confusing me a lot ... can I replace it to "visit"? So he visited people from the circles?
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Hi,
No, 'visited' does not have the same nuances,
The phrase is basically an idiom, and an idiom sounds odd if you start to change the words.
Clive
No, 'visited' does not have the same nuances,
The phrase is basically an idiom, and an idiom sounds odd if you start to change the words.
Clive
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Try this:
"Yet, because of the people he knew and associated with, Schumer was more familiar than most
with the tittle-tattle about her husband’s alleged infidelities."
"Yet, because of the people he knew and associated with, Schumer was more familiar than most
with the tittle-tattle about her husband’s alleged infidelities."
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