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What's the difference between "family affair" and "family stuff"

English Language & Usage Asked by Linc on December 20, 2020

I’ll take one day leave for my family affair.

I’ll take one day leave for my family stuff.

What’s the different exactly?
Or what situation is the best to use “affair”, and “stuff” ?

2 Answers

Stuff is very informal. You wouldn't use to to speak to the Queen.

Also, it's an all encompassing term, it could describe a party, a funeral, an intervention, etc. Whereas you probably wouldn't refer to a family funeral as a 'family affair'.

Answered by dwjohnston on December 20, 2020

For me the difference between them is "stuff" you can do it anytime while "family affair" comes only sometimes or once a while.

Answered by Rose on December 20, 2020

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