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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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use of ''with''
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Can i use ''with'' as a beginning of some sentence? example : With advantages of new technologies, there are also high risks involved.
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Can i use ''with'' as a beginning of some sentence? example : With advantages of new technologies, there are also high risks involved.
Thanks
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The use of "with" is fine. " In a different example you might not need it: With advantages such as X, you may also find certain disadvantages. "
- The use of "with" is fine.
- " In a different example you might not need it: With advantages such as X, you may also find certain disadvantages.
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The use of "with" is fine.
In my opinion, in this particular example you need the article, "With the advantages of new technologies, there are also etc."
In a different example you might not need it: With advantages such as X, you may also find certain disadvantages.
(Don't forget to capitalize the personal pronoun "I."
In my opinion, in this particular example you need the article, "With the advantages of new technologies, there are also etc."
In a different example you might not need it: With advantages such as X, you may also find certain disadvantages.
(Don't forget to capitalize the personal pronoun "I."
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With the advantages of new technologies, there are also high risks involved.
Yes, but in that case, 'Along with' is much more usual. Here's a more natural one: With his heart in his mouth, the climber began the last stage of his ascent.
Yes, but in that case, 'Along with' is much more usual. Here's a more natural one: With his heart in his mouth, the climber began the last stage of his ascent.
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