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Seeker08 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Delude with.
Hi,
Instead of saying: deluded him into something... is it OK to say: (I mention this something, whatever it is then) deluded him with?
For example:
Believing that Paul was to blame is something I deluded Jina with.
Thank you.
Instead of saying: deluded him into something... is it OK to say: (I mention this something, whatever it is then) deluded him with?
For example:
Believing that Paul was to blame is something I deluded Jina with.
Thank you.
Top answer
It seems reasonable to me.
- It seems reasonable to me.
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