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Nsfs2 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

In or with

Hi,

1.Computers help people with/in their work.
2.There should be a computer's hall.

Which should be used in No1,with or in?
We say a computer's hard disk,but is it a computer hall or a computer's hall?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Computers help people with/in their work. I say 'with', but 'in' is not wrong. There should be a computer's hall.

— CalifJim

  • Computers help people with/in their work.
  • I say 'with', but 'in' is not wrong.
  • There should be a computer's hall.
  • I've never heard of a computer's hall.
  • That way of saying it makes me think that a hall is a part of a computer.
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nsfs21.Computers help people with/in their work.
I say 'with', but 'in' is not wrong.
nsfs22.There should be a computer's hall.
I've never heard of a computer's hall. That way of saying it makes me think that a hall is a part of a computer.
I've never heard of a computer hall either, but that way of saying it makes me t
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"computer lab" is correct, however, sometimes such room is called "computer site".
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youzou"computer lab" is correct, however, sometimes such room is called "computer site".
Thanks everybody.

I think it's the effect of my native language.Yes,I meant a computer lab.

Anyway,can one say ' computer's lab'?
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nsfs2can one say ' computer's lab'?
No. The lab does not belong to a computer.

CJ
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