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It is not normal in my experience to say a person has "removed" to another location. I see the dictionary has this as a valid use, but I have never heard it used this way.
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- 19-Jan-2011, 05:35 #1
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I removed to another place/city ? Can one say ; "I removed to another place/city" and does it have the same meaning as "I moved to another place/city". ?
- 19-Jan-2011, 09:17 #2
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Re: I removed to another place/city ?
- 19-Jan-2011, 09:23 #3
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Re: I removed to another place/city ? I agree with Dave.
'I moved to Scotland' or 'I relocated to Scotland' are usually heard in the UK.
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- 19-Jan-2011, 10:49 #4
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Re: I removed to another place/city ? "I removed to another place/city" This is possible but it is old fashioned/formal language, rarely used these days.
Originally Posted by ph2004 
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