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Thread: 30 feet around
- 16-Dec-2005, 07:22 #1
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30 feet around "The tree measures 30 feet around."
Is this said both in the UK and US?
Are there any other ways to say the same thing?
Thank you.
- 16-Dec-2005, 07:28 #2
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Teacher Re: 30 feet around It's what I'd say in BrE. You could use 'circumference'.
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