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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
About preposition
Is "the man in blue shoes" diffirent from "the man with blue shoes"?
Can they be explained in the same way? Or they have diffirent meanings?
And I have the same problem with "the man in or with a hat".
Thank you for your help.
Can they be explained in the same way? Or they have diffirent meanings?
And I have the same problem with "the man in or with a hat".
Thank you for your help.
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Is "the man in blue shoes" diffirent from "the man with blue shoes"? Can they be explained in the same way? Or they have diffirent meanings?
- Is "the man in blue shoes" diffirent from "the man with blue shoes"?
- Can they be explained in the same way?
- Or they have diffirent meanings?
- And I have the same problem with "the man in or with a hat".
- Thank you for your help.
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Is "the man in blue shoes" diffirent from "the man with blue shoes"?
Can they be explained in the same way? Or they have diffirent meanings?
And I have the same problem with "the man in or with a hat".
Thank you for your help.
the man in blue shoes He's wearing them,
the man with blue shoes
Can they be explained in the same way? Or they have diffirent meanings?
And I have the same problem with "the man in or with a hat".
Thank you for your help.
the man in blue shoes He's wearing them,
the man with blue shoes
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