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Jaleh Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Correction

Is this sentence correct?

I can't get in touch withe e-books and I really like paperback books.

  

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"get in touch with" appears to be the wrong expression. You may mean "get on with", which means successfully use or adapt to. I really like paperback books, but I can't get on with e-books.

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  • "get in touch with" appears to be the wrong expression.
  • You may mean "get on with", which means successfully use or adapt to.
  • I really like paperback books, but I can't get on with e-books.
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"get in touch with" appears to be the wrong expression. You may mean "get on with", which means successfully use or adapt to.

I really like paperback books, but I can't get on with e-books.

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You could also say:


I'm not comfortable with e-books.

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