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Hai Linh Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

[be replaced by or be replaced with]

I feel confused about the preposition used with "be replaced"?

It is "by" or "with"

  

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Both prepositions are used. In passive forms, "by" is more frequently used. In active forms, "with" is more frequently used.

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  • Both prepositions are used.
  • In passive forms, "by" is more frequently used.
  • In active forms, "with" is more frequently used.
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Both prepositions are used.

In passive forms, "by" is more frequently used.

In active forms, "with" is more frequently used.

Passive:

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'replaced with' in the Active Voice :

'replaced by' in the Passive Voice

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