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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Start with the answer/ answer for question
Are these correct?
1. I'll start with the answer for question number one.
2. Let me start with the answer for question number on.
3. I'll start with question number one.
4. Now, I'll move on to question number two.
5. Now, I'll answer for question number two.
I thought 'with' for start and 'for' for answer are unnecessary.
Which is correct?
1. I'll start with the answer for question number one.
2. Let me start with the answer for question number on.
3. I'll start with question number one.
4. Now, I'll move on to question number two.
5. Now, I'll answer for question number two.
I thought 'with' for start and 'for' for answer are unnecessary.
Which is correct?
Top answer
Hi Are these correct? 1. I'll start with the answer for question number one.
- Hi Are these correct?
- 1.
- I'll start with the answer for question number one.
- 2.
- Let me start with the answer for question number on e .
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Hi
4. Now, I'll move on to question
Are these correct?
1. I'll start with the answer for question number one.
2. Let me start with the answer for question number one.
3. I'll start with question number one.
YES.
I think With is necessary here. But you can omit it if you want in the first two sentences.
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Hi,
Don't we use to or for more often when we use 'answer' as a noun?
e.g., an answer for a question
Don't we use to or for more often when we use 'answer' as a noun?
e.g., an answer for a question
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