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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Captain Keller asked for help with Helen from an institute for the Blind.
In this sentence, I think that "with" means "in regard to, towards or concerning (sb)."
Is it correct?Thanks a lot.
In this sentence, I think that "with" means "in regard to, towards or concerning (sb)."
Is it correct?Thanks a lot.
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That's correct. [ And, of course, he got excellent help in the person of Annie Sullivan! ]
- That's correct.
- [ And, of course, he got excellent help in the person of Annie Sullivan!
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That's correct. [ And, of course, he got excellent help in the person of Annie Sullivan! ]
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