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Tmn111 Posted 17 years ago
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Which is correct? (about a woman wearing a hat, etc.)
A woman in a hat.
A woman with a hat.
A boy in a cap.
A boy with a cap.
Thanks.
A woman in a hat.
A woman with a hat.
A boy in a cap.
A boy with a cap.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, They are all OK, although in theory 'with a hat' could mean that she was carrying it in her hand. Clive
- Hi, They are all OK, although in theory 'with a hat' could mean that she was carrying it in her hand.
- Clive
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Hi,
They are all OK, although in theory 'with a hat' could mean that she was carrying it in her hand.
Clive
They are all OK, although in theory 'with a hat' could mean that she was carrying it in her hand.
Clive
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