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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Smiled with/in pleasure
She smiled with/in pleasure when she was announced as the winner.
'With' or 'in'?
'With' or 'in'?
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Both work. I would choose in . With is used more, I think, when something is done for another person.
- Both work.
- I would choose in .
- With is used more, I think, when something is done for another person.
- [Will you come to the party with me?
- With pleasure]
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Both work. I would choose in.
With is used more, I think, when something is done for another person. [Will you come to the party with me? With pleasure]
With is used more, I think, when something is done for another person. [Will you come to the party with me? With pleasure]
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Ok. Thank you.
I would use 'in' too as there is something about it that sounds smoother to my ears.
I would use 'in' too as there is something about it that sounds smoother to my ears.
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