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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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which one is correct for exaple: box of shoes, shoes box or box with shoes?
  

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shoe box: a container (empty or not) for shoes box of shoes: a container that has shoes in it box with shoes: not really said, but understood as the second in this series Also: wine bottle; bottle of wine; bottle with wine (still left after dinner? ~ doesn't happen at my house)

— Philip

  • shoe box: a container (empty or not) for shoes box of shoes: a container that has shoes in it box with shoes: not really said, but understood as the second in this series Also: wine bottle; bottle of wine; bottle with wine (still left after dinner?
  • ~ doesn't happen at my house)
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shoe box: a container (empty or not) for shoes
box of shoes: a container that has shoes in it
box with shoes: not really said, but understood as the second in this series

Also: wine bottle; bottle of wine; bottle with wine (still left after dinner? ~ doesn't happen at my house)
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What on earth has the thread title to do with the question?
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