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16 Dec 2019
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What is the difference between ground level and ground floor ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between ground level and ground floor ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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In common usage there is not much difference. If I climb a tree, I want to get back down to ground level. There is no floors. I would usually just say in that case "I want to get back to the ground."
I have notice in many parts of the USA. Floor is used for the ground regardless if it is inside or outside.
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- English (US)
In common usage there is not much difference. If I climb a tree, I want to get back down to ground level. There is no floors. I would usually just say in that case "I want to get back to the ground."
I have notice in many parts of the USA. Floor is used for the ground regardless if it is inside or outside.
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thank you for letting me know that better 🙂👍
thank you for letting me know that better 🙂👍
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