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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

missing in or from

Is there a difference between using “missing in and missing from”? If so, which should be used in these examples?

What is missing in/from your apartment?
What is missing in/from your supplement stack?

Thanks.
  

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Anonymous Is there a difference between using “missing in and missing from”? 'Missing in' seems illogical and I wouldn't use it at all. Missing from Present in

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is there a difference between using “missing in and missing from”?
  • 'Missing in' seems illogical and I wouldn't use it at all.
  • Missing from Present in
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AnonymousIs there a difference between using “missing in and missing from”?
'Missing in' seems illogical and I wouldn't use it at all.

Missing from
Present in
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Mister Micawber AnonymousIs there a difference between using “missing in and missing from”?'Missing in' seems illogical and I wouldn't use it at all.Missing fromPresent in
Thanks teacher. So it is always "missing from"!
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Anonymous So it is always "missing from"!
In my book, yes.
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Mister Micawber Anonymous So it is always "missing from"!In my book, yes.
Got it. I will follow your book!
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Guess who I’m missing ?

Is this frase Right? Is there any preposition missing? Tks

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