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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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eat some with every meal
Vegetables are rich in fiber and vitamins, so I try to eat some with every meal.
Hi,
Is it also correct to say "in every meal" instead of "with every meal" in the above? If not, what does "with" refer to? Thanks.
Hi,
Is it also correct to say "in every meal" instead of "with every meal" in the above? If not, what does "with" refer to? Thanks.
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Hi, 'In' would also sound OK. Clive
- Hi, 'In' would also sound OK.
- Clive
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CliveHi,
'In' would also sound OK.
Clive
Thanks, Clive.
But does "in" equal in meaning "with" in the context? Thanks.
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I would say only "have some with every meal" or "make them a part of every meal."
I wouldn't use "in" myself.
I wouldn't use "in" myself.
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