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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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advertisement in OR advertisement from?

Hi there,
could anybody help me? Which version is correct:

I am responding to your advertisement in "The Guardian"
OR
I am responding to your advertisement from "The Guardian"

Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I wouldn't say either is wrong, but I'd say 'in'. 'From' sounds a bit to me like 'I tore it out of the newpaper'. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, I wouldn't say either is wrong, but I'd say 'in'.
  • 'From' sounds a bit to me like 'I tore it out of the newpaper'.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I wouldn't say either is wrong, but I'd say 'in'.

'From' sounds a bit to me like 'I tore it out of the newpaper'.

Clive
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