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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions
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-French has a higher flexibility in the use of preposition/when it comes to preposition. (referring to preposition as a grammatical concept, so singular, no a/an/the)
-French has a higher flexibility in the use of prepositions/when it comes to prepositions.
-French has a higher flexibility in the use of preposition/when it comes to preposition. (referring to preposition as a grammatical concept, so singular, no a/an/the)
-French has a higher flexibility in the use of prepositions/when it comes to prepositions.
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OttoJ French has a higher flexibility in the use of prepositions/when it comes to prepositions. That's the one you want. We think of the words that we label as prepositions, not of the preposition concept.
- OttoJ French has a higher flexibility in the use of prepositions/when it comes to prepositions.
- That's the one you want.
- We think of the words that we label as prepositions, not of the preposition concept.
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OttoJFrench has a higher flexibility in the use of prepositions/when it comes to prepositions.That's the one you want. We think of the words that we label as prepositions, not of the preposition concept.
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