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Adam Sidorczuk Posted 11 years ago
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it's no use -/in/of/with doing something
Hello,
could you tell me if form "it's no use ... doing something" is correct? Which prepositions should I use?
could you tell me if form "it's no use ... doing something" is correct? Which prepositions should I use?
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Adam Sidorczuk Which prepositions should I use? None. "It's no use" takes an -ing directly without any intervening words.
- Adam Sidorczuk Which prepositions should I use?
- None.
- "It's no use" takes an -ing directly without any intervening words.
- It's no use arguing about it.
- q=%22it%27s+no+use%22&l=0 CJ
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Adam SidorczukWhich prepositions should I use?None. "It's no use" takes an -ing directly without any intervening words.
It's no use arguing about it.
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