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Heidi
Are these the same?’set up/put up a tent’ Thanks

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Yes, they are both correct.
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In my circles, "set up" would be more common.
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Yes, ... but, ... If you are one of those people who go camping with all the fancy extras, chairs, tables, bar, fridge, bean chairs, camp beds, pillows, and so on, then, "set up a tent" could mean much more than just put the tent up.

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