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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is 'with' correctly used in the sentence?
Is 'with' correctly used in the sentence?
Filled to the brim with excitement, some schools celebrate the so-called "Da Vinci Days" with art activities.
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The short answer is: yes. The slightly longer one is that “with” here just means “by holding”, “in running”, or some equivalent phrase.
- The short answer is: yes.
- The slightly longer one is that “with” here just means “by holding”, “in running”, or some equivalent phrase.
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The short answer is: yes.
The slightly longer one is that “with” here just means “by holding”, “in running”, or some equivalent phrase.
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