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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

By/ with/ through

The ancient urn enthralled us by/ with/ through its beauty. (Yes! A bit literary ^_^)

I was just wondering which of the prepositions should be used here??

Could anyone please help?

However, 'by' (although seems grammatically implausible) sounds right to my non- native ears & the two others as well.

  

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zany banana 409 which of the prepositions should be used here? All three are possible. I would say 'with'.

— CalifJim

  • zany banana 409 which of the prepositions should be used here?
  • All three are possible.
  • I would say 'with'.
  • CJ
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zany banana 409which of the prepositions should be used here?

All three are possible. I would say 'with'.

CJ

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