Remove in or removef rom
Hello everyone,
Are both "remove in" and "remove from" possiblein the following sentences?
Eg. I visited the New York.
1. Remove "the" in the sentence.
2. Romove "the" from the sentence.
Regards,
JA
Top answer
We remove things from (something). But you can also use a preposition to say where the thing is before it's removed: Remove the picture from on the wall. Remove "the" from in the sentence.
- We remove things from (something).
- But you can also use a preposition to say where the thing is before it's removed: Remove the picture from on the wall.
- Remove "the" from in the sentence.
- Remove the boxes from under the table.
- Those aren't the best examples of good English, and I don't recommend getting in the habit of using them, but you will hear them from time to time.
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We remove things from (something).
But you can also use a preposition to say where the thing is before it's removed:
Remove the picture from on the wall.
Remove "the" from in the sentence.
Remove the boxes from under the table.
Those aren't the best examples of good English, and I don't recommend getting in the habit of using them, but you
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