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Pousu Posted 17 years ago
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"I can't stop feeling 'this way/in this way'" are both proper?
I hear native speakers often omit using proposition for the followings
I have an appointment with him this saturday instead of saying on this saturday
I can stop feeling this way instead of saying in this way
which one is more colloquial and why? thank you!
I have an appointment with him this saturday instead of saying on this saturday
I can stop feeling this way instead of saying in this way
which one is more colloquial and why? thank you!
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It is more colloquial to omit the prepositions in the contexts in which they are or can be-- so much so that 'feeling in this way' sounds strange.
- It is more colloquial to omit the prepositions in the contexts in which they are or can be-- so much so that 'feeling in this way' sounds strange.
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It is more colloquial to omit the prepositions in the contexts in which they are or can be-- so much so that 'feeling in this way' sounds strange.
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It is more colloquial to omit the prepositions in the contexts in which they are or can be-- so much so that 'feeling in this way' sounds strange.
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