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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Be careful to/with your words.
Be careful to/with your words.
Do both to and with work in the above? If yes, what do they mean respectively? Thanks.
Do both to and with work in the above? If yes, what do they mean respectively? Thanks.
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I'd only use "with" here.
- I'd only use "with" here.
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AnnvanI'd only use "with" here.Thanks, Annvan.
But what doesn't the base sentence mean to you?
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