Nov. 3, 2021
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I read a phrase "surf the Internet" from a answer list, but it sounds really weird. Is it right? Or is it grammatically right but unnatural? If it is wrong, what is the natural phrase?
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I Need Some Help
I read a phrase "surf the Internet" from a answeron a phrase list, but it sounds really weird.
I read a phrase "surf the Internet" on a phrase list, but it sounds really weird.
Is it righcorrect?
Is it correct?
Or is it grammatically right but unnatural?
If it is wrong, what is the natural phrase?
Thank you!
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"surf the internet/web" is indeed a perfectly natural phrase! You might also use browsing instead of surfing if you want. It stems from the early internet being a sort of "wild west," and where browsing was considered a niche fun, chaotic activity.
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