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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
At/with
To write off with one stroke. Or
To write off at one stroke.
Which is correct?
Thanks.
To write off at one stroke.
Which is correct?
Thanks.
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To write off with one stroke . -- This means an actual stroke, as with a pen. To write off at one stroke .
- To write off with one stroke .
- -- This means an actual stroke, as with a pen.
- To write off at one stroke .
- e.
- no pen).
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To write off with one stroke. -- This means an actual stroke, as with a pen.
To write off at one stroke. -- This means with one rapid, decisive action and is usually metaphorical (i.e. no pen).
To write off at one stroke. -- This means with one rapid, decisive action and is usually metaphorical (i.e. no pen).
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