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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'In' or 'from'?
Which preposition should I use?
We’ve learned the meaning of ‘luxury’ (in/from) social sciences or maybe in economics and taxation. I’ve just asked a lot of people at the University of Tokyo what’s considered luxury.
We’ve learned the meaning of ‘luxury’ (in/from) social sciences or maybe in economics and taxation. I’ve just asked a lot of people at the University of Tokyo what’s considered luxury.
Top answer
"Learn from"
- "Learn from"
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So, the revision would be as follows?
We’ve learned the meaning of ‘luxury’ from social sciences or maybe from economics and taxation.
Is it OK if I omit the expression maybe from?
We’ve learned the meaning of ‘luxury’ from social sciences or maybe from economics and taxation.
Is it OK if I omit the expression maybe from?
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Depends on what you mean. If you leave the maybe, you're saying you're less sure.
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