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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

swaps for/with

Hamilton swaps road for/with water.

Is there any difference?
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Yes. I swap this for that I swap it with you.

  • Yes.
  • I swap this for that I swap it with you.
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Yes.

I swap this for that

I swap it with you.
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So it's incorrect to say "I saw this bottle with that bottle to solve the puzzle."?
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I would swap bottle B for bottle A.

If you have bottle A and I have bottle B then I would swap with you.
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Hamilton swaps road for/with water.

What does this mean? Doees it mean that a man called Hamilton stops using roads and starts to use water as a means of getting from one place to another? If so, then he swaps the road for water.
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It's a title of a clip of Hamilton going sailing.

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