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01-Jul-2007, 02:03
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 culture I had culture shock I was culture shock I'm getting culture shock Can culture shock be a verb. The culture shocked him He was culture shocked |
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01-Jul-2007, 03:57
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| Re: culture what is the verb that goes with culture shock? I had culture shock Had I was culture shock I don’t think you can use ‘culture shock’ that way. I'm getting culture shock "‘m getting" Can culture shock be a verb. No, not ordinarily.. The culture shocked him He was culture shocked |
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01-Jul-2007, 22:00
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| Re: culture He had culture shock (or a case of culture shock). He experienced culture shock. ~R |
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