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How do you find Australia? When I meet new people, they sometimes ask this question. Today, I'm going to answer it.

How do you find Australia?

Well, I find it beautiful and a great place to live. If I were get married and had children, I would bring up them here. I have to save money as the cost of living is quite high.

Did I use "conditional" correctly?

Thank you.

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When I meet new people, they sometimes ask me this question. Today, I'm going to answer it.

How do you find like Australia?

Well, I find it to be beautiful and a great place to live. If I were to get married and had have children, I would bring up them up here. I have to save money though as the cost of living is quite high.

Did I use the "conditional" correctly? (you did)

Thank you.


You can say "How do you like Australia?" "I find it to be quite nice." But not really, "How do you find Australia?" That will seem like you are asking how do you find it on a map or when traveling. You'd have to say, "How do you find Australia to be?", which though it would be clear, would be a lot less idiomatic than the simple "like" I suggested.

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