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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The preposition "in"
The title of the Article is
http://forwardcenter.net/lillard-credits-stotts-in-joining-robertson-and-james/
Lillard credits stotts' trust in joining Roberson and James.
Why is the preposition "in" used?
Should it not be "after" or "upon"?
What does the "in" mean?
Thank you
http://forwardcenter.net/lillard-credits-stotts-in-joining-robertson-and-james/
Lillard credits stotts' trust in joining Roberson and James.
Why is the preposition "in" used?
Should it not be "after" or "upon"?
What does the "in" mean?
Thank you
Top answer
I think "in" is confusing. It is hard to understand what the headline means.
- I think "in" is confusing.
- It is hard to understand what the headline means.
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I think "in" is confusing. It is hard to understand what the headline means.
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Lillard (some person)
credits (pays a tribute to)
Stotts (some sporting club)
trust in (for their trust in)
joining (signing up)
Robertson and James (players)
credits (pays a tribute to)
Stotts (some sporting club)
trust in (for their trust in)
joining (signing up)
Robertson and James (players)
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teechrLillard (some person)credits (pays a tribute to)Stotts (some sporting club)trust in (for their trust in)joining (signing up)Robertson and James (players)I don't think this is the intended meaning at all. In fact, Stotts is a person. Stotts is credited with helping Lillard to match the achievements of Robertson and James. Or something like that.
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