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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
IN or WITH/FOR or NO FOR
How to properly say this? Would I have to rephrase?
1 That bottle is too small to be one gallon./for it to be one gallon.
2 You can't go out WITH/IN just a sweater, let alone WITH/IN a shirt. It's too cold.
Thank you
1 That bottle is too small to be one gallon./for it to be one gallon.
2 You can't go out WITH/IN just a sweater, let alone WITH/IN a shirt. It's too cold.
Thank you
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In both sentences, either choice works.
- In both sentences, either choice works.
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Hello Philip,
For number 2
How would you personally say this?
It's too cold to go out in just a shirt.
Thank you
For number 2
How would you personally say this?
It's too cold to go out in just a shirt.
Thank you
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