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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Behind with behind on

Which is correct please?
On or with? Is behind correct?

My grandparents are old and are behind with/on technology.
They have fallen behind [on/with] technology.

How would you say this correctly? Is "times" correct? Would there be a correct way to say this?
Kids are with their times. Nowadays at the age of 2 they already have a computer.

Thank you
  

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" One way to say the other sentence is like this: Children are a product of their times. Nowadays, toddlers are playing on tablets.

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  • " One way to say the other sentence is like this: Children are a product of their times.
  • Nowadays, toddlers are playing on tablets.
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I would say "behind in technology" or "behind technologically."

One way to say the other sentence is like this:
Children are a product of their times. Nowadays, toddlers are playing on tablets.
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Will you have class tomorrow?
(Can we ask like this?)
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Yes. That's a good question.
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