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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

use or go through

In USA, which would you say?
The restaurant uses this company/goes through this company for....
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You could say it either way: For example: The restaurant uses this company for all loans. The restaurant goes through this company for all loans. Both examples have the same meaning and both are used regularly.

— Tmcz

  • You could say it either way: For example: The restaurant uses this company for all loans.
  • The restaurant goes through this company for all loans.
  • Both examples have the same meaning and both are used regularly.
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You could say it either way:
For example: The restaurant uses this company for all loans.
The restaurant goes through this company for all loans.
Both examples have the same meaning and both are used regularly.
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I see it a little differently.

Company A uses Company B This refers to only two companies..

Company A goes through Company B. To me, this suggests that company B deals with some entity (eg Company C) on behalf of Company A.

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