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¿Esto suena natural? (1) When did you move to the States for college?
(2) When did you go to the States for college?
(2) When did you go to the States for college?
- Inglés (US)
Natural
Both get the point across. However, "move" indicates a permanent change in residence. Since the person wont be living at college permanently, I wouldn't use "move"
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- Inglés (US)
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Both get the point across. However, "move" indicates a permanent change in residence. Since the person wont be living at college permanently, I wouldn't use "move"
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