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Maple Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
fluctuate against/with
Other countries' currencies are either fixed in value or fluctuate against the dollar in the world's foreign exchange markets.
This sentence is in my College English textbook. But I guess fluctuate with would be a better collocation.
Which one do you like, fluctuate against or fluctuate with?
Thanks in advance!
This sentence is in my College English textbook. But I guess fluctuate with would be a better collocation.
Which one do you like, fluctuate against or fluctuate with?
Thanks in advance!
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I would prefer 'fluctuate against'.
- I would prefer 'fluctuate against'.
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I agree with you Maple, that it should have been fluctuate with.
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