Trouble adapting/adjusting...
Are both of these sentences correct grammatically and naturally worded?
1 I have trouble adjusting/adapting to playing outdoors.
2 The conditions are different from/than what I am used to (playing Ping Ping indoors as opposed to outdoor.)
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anonymous Are both of these sentences correct grammatically and naturally worded? Yes. "different than" is used in AmE, and in BrE it has traditionally been viewed as incorrect.
- anonymous Are both of these sentences correct grammatically and naturally worded?
- Yes.
- "different than" is used in AmE, and in BrE it has traditionally been viewed as incorrect.
- While it is now increasingly accepted in BrE, so it seems to me, I would still personally, as a BrE speaker, use "from" (or "to") in most cases.
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anonymousAre both of these sentences correct grammatically and naturally worded?
Yes.
"different than" is used in AmE, and in BrE it has traditionally been viewed as incorrect. While it is now increasingly accepted in BrE, so it seems to me, I would still personally, as a BrE speaker, use "from" (or "to") in most cases. If you search for e.g. diffe
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