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Thanks1 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

"I'll try not to watch my smartphone too much by leaving it with/to my mom on weekdays."

"I'll try not to watch my smartphone too much by leaving it with/to my mom on weekdays."


Q1. Can "watch" be used instead of "use" here?

Q2. Which is right, "with" or "to" here?

  

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1. Yes, but it does not have the same meaning. 2.

— Rover_KE

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  • Yes, but it does not have the same meaning.
  • 2.
  • with
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1. Yes, but it does not have the same meaning.

2. with

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