Can you help me with the sentences?
They believe that living in a small town without too much pressure.
They don't think it's too much pressure to live in a small town.
Are these two sentences right? Do they mean the same thing
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You could have written:
They believe that living in a small town does not involve coping with the high pressure of life as in the large metropolises.
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Neither sentence makes sense. You need to clarify what you are trying to say. Living anywhere “with” or “without pressure” is not something we would say.
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