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Surajalok Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Problem with the word Issue i a sentance
The school issued a statement about its plans to the press./The school issued the press with a statement about its plans.
both have same meening but i am having trouble with the second sentance.
issue(verb) = To publish
The school published a statement about its plans to the press. is not hard to undarstand.
The school published the press with a statement about its plans. The school published the press .. sounds very strange. i meen how can a shool publish the press(newspaper)
in the second sentance the have used with insted of to
can you guys help me understand why it is possible to write like this with some example.
i want to learn to write sentance like this one (The school issued the press with a statement about its plans.)
both have same meening but i am having trouble with the second sentance.
issue(verb) = To publish
The school published a statement about its plans to the press. is not hard to undarstand.
The school published the press with a statement about its plans. The school published the press .. sounds very strange. i meen how can a shool publish the press(newspaper)
in the second sentance the have used with insted of to
can you guys help me understand why it is possible to write like this with some example.
i want to learn to write sentance like this one (The school issued the press with a statement about its plans.)
Top answer
To issue does not have the same meaning as to publish. Look again at the Cambridge online dictionary, where those sentences come from. " Try substituting the word 'provide' in the sentences.
- To issue does not have the same meaning as to publish.
- Look again at the Cambridge online dictionary, where those sentences come from.
- " Try substituting the word 'provide' in the sentences.
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To issue does not have the same meaning as to publish. Look again at the Cambridge online dictionary, where those sentences come from. "To produce or provide something official." Try substituting the word 'provide' in the sentences.
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