Erroranalysis Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
To change a city = to move to it another city?
Hello everyone!
I just want to use an example to make my question clearer:
a) I was fed up with living in the same place. I changed the city. I accepted a job offer in Paris, where I had wanted to live and work since I was 18.
I just want to use an example to make my question clearer:
a) I was fed up with living in the same place. I changed the city. I accepted a job offer in Paris, where I had wanted to live and work since I was 18.
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Sorry! Somehow the second part of my message wasn't sent! So the second part again!
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Sorry! Somehow the second part of my message wasn't sent!
So the second part again! I would find the following version better:
b) I moved (house) to another city.
But is a) (changed the city) wrong or would it be an option that is in order?
So the second part again! I would find the following version better:
b) I moved (house) to another city.
But is a) (changed the city) wrong or would it be an option that is in order?
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erroranalysisHello everyone!I just want to use an example to make my question clearer:
a) I was fed up with living in the same place. I changed the city. I accepted a job offer in Paris, where I had wanted to live and work since I was 18.
I would find the following version better:
b) I moved (house) to another city.
But i
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