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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
FILL OUT vs FILL IN
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1 She's so thin she doesn't even fill in/out her jeans.
and would you use OF or IN?
This area is the dirtiest in/of the district.
thanks
1 She's so thin she doesn't even fill in/out her jeans.
and would you use OF or IN?
This area is the dirtiest in/of the district.
thanks
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fill out her jeans
in the district ('of' isn't really wrong, but not used.) [It sounds almost correct to me because I know it would be de after a superlative in French.]
in the district ('of' isn't really wrong, but not used.) [It sounds almost correct to me because I know it would be de after a superlative in French.]
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Philipin the district ('of' isn't really wrong, but not used.) [It sounds almost correct to me because I know it would be de after a superlative in French.]That's what we say in Italian too, and that's why "This is the best car of the world" would sound ok to me, due to L1 influence, but it's not ok, as far as I know. In English, I have to rem
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