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Daniel salas Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Prep.

hey guys, i have a question ,if i want to say "the wind is pulling on me back"should i say "on" or at,i mean is pulling be back ,but with a prep.

and another one,if i want to say "the project is in development or at dev."

thanks
  

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Because the ' wind ' directly passed the action to you. No prep is necessary. ' The wind is pulling me back ' ' The project is at the development stage ' ( personal opinion )

— Whl626

  • Because the ' wind ' directly passed the action to you.
  • No prep is necessary.
  • ' The wind is pulling me back ' ' The project is at the development stage ' ( personal opinion )
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Because the ' wind ' directly passed the action to you. No prep is necessary.

' The wind is pulling me back '

' The project is at the development stage ' ( personal opinion
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Of course you can also say "The project is in development".

Rommie
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and ergarding the wind ,can't i say it with the prep?"is pulling on me"just like that or pulling at me,how do i use the prep. there?
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One usually thinks of wind pushing rather than pulling: "The wind pushed me back." Leave off the preposition, unless you want to get poetic: "The wind pulled at me." "The wind is pulling on me." "The wind licked at my ankles."
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