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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions
Can I say,
a) She types letters using / with the computer.
b) She types letters at / in the office.
C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
D) He fixed the fan onto / to / on / at the ceiling.
a) She types letters using / with the computer.
b) She types letters at / in the office.
C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
D) He fixed the fan onto / to / on / at the ceiling.
Top answer
a) She types letters using / with the computer. [both are ok] b) She types letters at / in the office. [both are ok] C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
- a) She types letters using / with the computer.
- [both are ok] b) She types letters at / in the office.
- [both are ok] C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
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a) She types letters using / with the computer. [both are ok]
b) She types letters at / in the office. [both are ok]
C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
You are better to say "She won many prizes
b) She types letters at / in the office. [both are ok]
C) She got many prizes in / at the competitions.
You are better to say "She won many prizes
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