John is looking for something to paste the stamp on the envelope with.
Dear all,
Could you please tell me whether the following sentences are correct and also tell me whether "with" is necessary in those sentences?
1) John is looking for something to paste the stamp on the envelope with.2) John is looking for a marker to write on the whiteboard with.
3) John is looking for a pin to keep the documents together with.
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I guess a cat navy would always do everything in its power to keep its ships afloat, seeing how cats feel about swimming. They would never get tired of fish for breakfast, lunch and dinner, so provisions would not be a problem. They would have ranks like Commeowdore and Petting Officer.
- I guess a cat navy would always do everything in its power to keep its ships afloat, seeing how cats feel about swimming.
- They would never get tired of fish for breakfast, lunch and dinner, so provisions would not be a problem.
- They would have ranks like Commeowdore and Petting Officer.
- They might have the occasional mewtiny.
- There.
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I guess a cat navy would always do everything in its power to keep its ships afloat, seeing how cats feel about swimming. They would never get tired of fish for breakfast, lunch and dinner, so provisions would not be a problem. They would have ranks like Commeowdore and Petting Officer. They might have the occasional mewtiny.
There. Just needed to get that out of my system. All three are
0cat navy 4251) John is looking for something to paste the stamp on the envelope with.
People in the UK usually say stick.
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