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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
spread ...with
Can I say,
(a) She spread the bread with a little jam.
(b) She spread a little jam on bread.
(a) She spread the bread with a little jam.
(b) She spread a little jam on bread.
Top answer
She spread the bread with a little jam. No, it's not natural at all! (b) She spread a little jam on THE bread.
- She spread the bread with a little jam.
- No, it's not natural at all!
- (b) She spread a little jam on THE bread.
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She spread the bread with a little jam. ...... No, it's not natural at all! ...........(b) She spread a little jam on THE bread. (Capitalization is just for emphasis.)
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Hi,
She spread the bread with a little jam.
H'mm, To me as a Canadian from Britain, this sounds OK.
It's here as meaning 3b.
She spread the bread with a little jam.
H'mm, To me as a Canadian from Britain, this sounds OK.
It's here as meaning 3b.
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