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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Drag with or Drag along with ?

What's the difference between these two sentence and also are they grammatically correct-

1. James said that he's not dragging his past along with him.

2. James said that he's not dragging his past with him.

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Both are correct, and the meaning is the same. I prefer the first one. It seems more complete somehow.

— CalifJim

  • Both are correct, and the meaning is the same.
  • I prefer the first one.
  • It seems more complete somehow.
  • CJ
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Both are correct, and the meaning is the same.

I prefer the first one. It seems more complete somehow.

CJ

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