How can I use these word?
I'm studying real English conversation!
The book I'm using say "Given tge situation" and "In light of the situation" is same meanings!
Is it true? If so, can I say "Given the situation, I think we should get away from coast"? Instead of "In light of situation, I think we should get away from coast"
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Yes, both have the same meaning, although "given he situation" is more commonly used, I think.
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Both phrases have the same meaning to me. I think either works!
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How can I use (these words)/these phrases?
I'm studying real English conversation!
The book I'm using says (that) "Given the situation" and "In light of the situation" is have the same meanings!
Is it true? If so, can I say "Given the situation, I think we should get away from the coast"? Instead of "In light of the situation, I think we should get away from the coast."
Absolutely correct, both have the same meaning.
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