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Rajesh jain Posted 15 years ago
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By/with
Which is more correct in it?
Chetan Bhagat has taken the world by/with a storm through his effective wirting.
Chetan Bhagat has taken the world by/with a storm through his effective wirting.
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To take someone or something "by storm" is an expression. In this case, you don't need to say "a" storm. Your sentence would be: Chetan Bhagat has taken the world by storm through his effective writing.
- To take someone or something "by storm" is an expression.
- In this case, you don't need to say "a" storm.
- Your sentence would be: Chetan Bhagat has taken the world by storm through his effective writing.
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To take someone or something "by storm" is an expression. In this case, you don't need to say "a" storm. Your sentence would be: Chetan Bhagat has taken the world by storm through his effective writing.
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