Which of the following is correct? What is the difference in meaning? 1: We will miss the security he provided us with. 2: We will miss the security he provided us.
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Hello! I would choose 2. With is not used together with the verb provide in this meaning.
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Hello!
I would choose 2.
With is not used together with the verb provide in this meaning.
He provided her with a knife He will provide a knife for her.
As security is not a thing, you don't need "with", provide a meal - give sy food, etc.
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I would choose 2. With is not used together with the verb provide in this meaning. He provided her with a knife He will provide a knife for her. As security is not a thing, you don't need "with", provide a meal - give sy food, etc. is the right choice.