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Amir Karimi N Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Help me for "confront"
Can we say: "These days people confront with lots of problems" ?
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No. If I challenge someone else: I confronted Jim and asked him what he thought he was doing. It's often used in the passive: I am confronted by/with a lot of problems.
- No.
- If I challenge someone else: I confronted Jim and asked him what he thought he was doing.
- It's often used in the passive: I am confronted by/with a lot of problems.
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No.
If I challenge someone else: I confronted Jim and asked him what he thought he was doing.
It's often used in the passive: I am confronted by/with a lot of problems.
But don't use "confront with."
If I challenge someone else: I confronted Jim and asked him what he thought he was doing.
It's often used in the passive: I am confronted by/with a lot of problems.
But don't use "confront with."
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