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ESLBeginner Posted 16 years ago
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Hello, someone used my key to open the door and entered the lab -- which one of the following is correct? or they are exactly the same, no difference at all?
- Someone entered the lab using my key
- Someone entered the lab with my key
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In most cases the meaning is the same. However, the lab door need not be locked and yet you can say: He entered the lab with my key. He came in and he had my key with him, but he didn't use the key to open the door.
- In most cases the meaning is the same.
- However, the lab door need not be locked and yet you can say: He entered the lab with my key.
- He came in and he had my key with him, but he didn't use the key to open the door.
- CB
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In most cases the meaning is the same. However, the lab door need not be locked and yet you can say: He entered the lab with my key. He came in and he had my key with him, but he didn't use the key to open the door.
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