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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Paint
a "The wall was painted red."
b "The wall was painted in red."
c "The wall was painted a light red."
d "The wall was painted in a light red."
Is "in" necessary for standard English?
b "The wall was painted in red."
c "The wall was painted a light red."
d "The wall was painted in a light red."
Is "in" necessary for standard English?
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Hi, No. Remove in . *light red
- Hi, No.
- Remove in .
- *light red
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Does the same apply if "painted" is replaced with "illuminated"?
a "The wall was illuminated red."
b "The wall was illuminated in red."
c "The wall was illuminated a light red."
d "The wall was illuminated in a light red."
a "The wall was illuminated red."
b "The wall was illuminated in red."
c "The wall was illuminated a light red."
d "The wall was illuminated in a light red."
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SheltieBitesDoes the same apply if "painted" is replaced with "illuminated"? in your previous thread.MalRay already answered this question.
I am with Regards, no "in", as this:www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=474Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones song meaning, lyric interpretation, vid
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