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Dose "situation"and occassion"have any diffirenc i am not undersdand to it
28 mrt. 2015 14:29
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A "situation" means a general circumstance (it is more common to use this word), for example "It was a difficult situation." However, "occasion" is a very particular circumstance, for example "It was a special occasion. It was her birthday." Hope that helps - Finn
29 maart 2015
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