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5 Dec 2021
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I am not sure if both of the following phrases
“adapt to life in a new school”
and
“adapt to life of a new school”
have the same nuance and sound natural.
Could you please tell me?
I am not sure if both of the following phrases
“adapt to life in a new school”
and
“adapt to life of a new school”
have the same nuance and sound natural.
Could you please tell me?
“adapt to life in a new school”
and
“adapt to life of a new school”
have the same nuance and sound natural.
Could you please tell me?
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Thank you for letting me know it.
So I understood better.
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