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| Here I have a situation like this. Say, someone is keeping a pet to keep him/her company. Can I use a word to describe the reason? Is it correct to say 'space-filling?' cheers |
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| You can fill a gap in your life. I wouldn't use 'space' here. |
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cheers |
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| I'd say 'filling a gap'. It doesn't sound right the other way round. |
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cheers |
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| Gap-filling sounds like exercises in English tests to me. |
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