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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Drinking milk from / with the bottle
Can I say,
(a) The baby is drinking milk with the bottle.
(b) The baby is drinking milk from the water bottle.
(a) The baby is drinking milk with the bottle.
(b) The baby is drinking milk from the water bottle.
Top answer
One drinks from a bottle.
- One drinks from a bottle.
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Thanks,
Can I say:
(a) He drank a bottle of milk.
(b) He drank milk from the bottle. (Not with a bottle?)
Can I say:
(a) He drank a bottle of milk.
(b) He drank milk from the bottle. (Not with a bottle?)
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