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Prajwalkr Posted 14 years ago
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Among and from
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This doubt has arisen(or risen??) after reading a user's post. Which are correct :
I was given to choose from similie, metaphor and personification.
I was given to choose among similie, metaphor and personification.
I was given to choose amongst similie, metaphor and personification.
Do you think it would be better to replace 'given' with 'asked'?
Please help me out.
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Prajwal
This doubt has arisen(or risen??) after reading a user's post. Which are correct :
I was given to choose from similie, metaphor and personification.
I was given to choose among similie, metaphor and personification.
I was given to choose amongst similie, metaphor and personification.
Do you think it would be better to replace 'given' with 'asked'?
Please help me out.
Source:
Prajwal
Top answer
'Asked',not 'given', and I would certainly use 'from among'.
- 'Asked',not 'given', and I would certainly use 'from among'.
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'Asked',not 'given', and I would certainly use 'from among'.
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