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Daddyjohn Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

By or with?

Good evening.

Is it "Do you need glasses to read by?" or "Do you need glasses to read with?"

Thank you.
  

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Hi, 'with'. ' Clive

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Hi,

'with'.

Or you could just say 'Do you need glasses to read?'

Clive
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Thank you so much Clive.
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You can read with glasses or you can read by the light of the moon.

The two prepositions introduce different things conceptually.

CJ
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