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“Someplace” is usually used as an adverb, so you need to replace “someplace” with a noun instead.
It would sound more natural to say, “‘Eating out’ means that you eat food at a place other than...” or “‘Eating out’ means that you eat food somewhere other than....”
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“Someplace” is usually used as an adverb, so you need to replace “someplace” with a noun instead.
It would sound more natural to say, “‘Eating out’ means that you eat food at a place other than...” or “‘Eating out’ means that you eat food somewhere other than....”
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