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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What are the correct prepositions?



At 1:12, the driver says:
Google Fitness has determined that a more balanced workout -- resistance training and dynamic stretching -- is more preferable _____ someone ______ your mild to moderate level of obesity.

What are the correct prepositions in the blanks?

Also, if there's anything wrong with the transcript including the punctuation, please let me know.
  

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Google Fitness has determined that a more balanced workout -- resistance training and dynamic stretching -- is more preferable with someone of your mild-to-moderate level of obesity.

— Mister Micawber

  • Google Fitness has determined that a more balanced workout -- resistance training and dynamic stretching -- is more preferable with someone of your mild-to-moderate level of obesity.
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Google Fitness has determined that a more balanced workout -- resistance training and dynamic stretching -- is more preferable with someone of your mild-to-moderate level of obesity.
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Thank.
Did you hear him say '...with someone of your...'?
Neither of the prepositions does not sound terribly clear to me.

Also, regardless of what he actually said, would it be also grammatical in context to say "...to someone with your..." instead?
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listeneverNeither of the prepositions sounds terribly clear to me.
Nor to me.
listeneverDid you hear him say '...with someone of your...'?
Yes, finally.
listeneverit be also grammatical in context to say "...to someone with your..." instead?
'With your; is fine, but 'to someone' doe
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