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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The preposition, with
"The helmet is an army surplus model, left over from the days with Iraq in Gulf War"
Hi, I'm trying to figure out the exact meaning of the with in the sentence. I came across several meanings, but I'm not sure which one befits it the best
A. In opposition to somebody/something
B. In the case of; concerning
C. As a result of; because of something
Thank you
Hi, I'm trying to figure out the exact meaning of the with in the sentence. I came across several meanings, but I'm not sure which one befits it the best
A. In opposition to somebody/something
B. In the case of; concerning
C. As a result of; because of something
Thank you
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Of those, it must be B. The helmet is an army surplus model, left over from the days when it was with [in] Iraq in the Gulf War
- Of those, it must be B.
- The helmet is an army surplus model, left over from the days when it was with [in] Iraq in the Gulf War
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Of those, it must be B.
The helmet is an army surplus model, left over from the days when it was with [in] Iraq in the Gulf War
The helmet is an army surplus model, left over from the days when it was with [in] Iraq in the Gulf War
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