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Hasibul Alam Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

I think "at" will be instead of "with"

He worked on a statement with his press office taking credit for Republican gains in the House

  

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Hasibul Alam He worked on a statement with his press office taking credit for Republican gains in the House. It's correct as written. You may be interpreting it wrong.

— CalifJim

  • Hasibul Alam He worked on a statement with his press office taking credit for Republican gains in the House.
  • It's correct as written.
  • You may be interpreting it wrong.
  • If you use 'at', it says that he was at his press office ( the place ) when he worked on the statement, and that he took credit for the Republican gains.
  • He worked on a statement with his press office [taking credit for Republican gains in the House].
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Hasibul AlamHe worked on a statement with his press office taking credit for Republican gains in the House.

It's correct as written. You may be interpreting it wrong. If you use 'at', it says that he was at his press office (the place) when he worked on the statement, and that he took credit for the Republican gains.

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