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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Up high vs High up
?Which one is grammatical and natural?
1) I do not like being up high. 2) I do not like being high up.
Context: Suppose your friend says to you, "I am going to go skydiving" or, "I am going to start mountain climbing." You might say to them, "You're nuts," because maybe you're someone like me who is afraid of heights or who is scared of heights. I do not like being up high.
1) I do not like being up high. 2) I do not like being high up.
Context: Suppose your friend says to you, "I am going to go skydiving" or, "I am going to start mountain climbing." You might say to them, "You're nuts," because maybe you're someone like me who is afraid of heights or who is scared of heights. I do not like being up high.
Top answer
You know, I can't decide. I guess they are about equal for me. They are both natural and expected.
- You know, I can't decide.
- I guess they are about equal for me.
- They are both natural and expected.
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You know, I can't decide. I guess they are about equal for me. They are both natural and expected.
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