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could i use the phrase: in my birthday I'm going to hang out with my family? the question is whether i can use: "hang out with" with family or that's just among friends? please
could i use the phrase: in my birthday I'm going to hang out with my family? the question is whether i can use: "hang out with" with family or that's just among friends? please
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You would usually say “on my birthday”. “Hang out” is usually said with friends, but it wouldn’t really sound unnatural with family. With family you’d usually say “I’m going to spend time with my family”.
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You would usually say “on my birthday”. “Hang out” is usually said with friends, but it wouldn’t really sound unnatural with family. With family you’d usually say “I’m going to spend time with my family”.
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On my birthday.... the rest is fine.
You can hang out with anyone. Cats, dogs, criminals, family, friends.
If you want to use a more formal phrase replace “hang out with” with “spend time with”.
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