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Abil Posted 15 years ago
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Is there any difference in meaning between "to continue" and "to continue with"? Thanks
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Not so far. I don't suppose you have a sentence in mind?
- Not so far.
- I don't suppose you have a sentence in mind?
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Here is a sentence.
With strong backing from , the South Korean government is continuing a series of provocative military drills that threaten to lead to conflict with .
Can I add "with" after "continuing" in this sentence without altering the meaning of the sentence?
With strong backing from , the South Korean government is continuing a series of provocative military drills that threaten to lead to conflict with .
Can I add "with" after "continuing" in this sentence without altering the meaning of the sentence?
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Yes, I see no real difference. Perhaps 'with' makes it slightly less formal?
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