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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Illuminate
a "The wall was illuminated red."
b "The wall was illuminated in red."
c "The wall was illuminated a light red."
d "The wall was illuminated in a light red."
How necessary is "in"?
b "The wall was illuminated in red."
c "The wall was illuminated a light red."
d "The wall was illuminated in a light red."
How necessary is "in"?
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Only B is correct although you might hear A in very informal speech. Here is a better version: The wall was illuminated with red light.
- Only B is correct although you might hear A in very informal speech.
- Here is a better version: The wall was illuminated with red light.
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Only B is correct although you might hear A in very informal speech.
Here is a better version:
The wall was illuminated with red light.
Here is a better version:
The wall was illuminated with red light.
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