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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What is difference between them?
1. Write your answers in pen or pencil.
2. Write your answers with pen or pencil.
3. Write your answers by pen or pencil.
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2. Write your answers with pen or pencil.
3. Write your answers by pen or pencil.
Thanks, teachers
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#1 is the most idiomatic. It seems like n unnecessary instruction, unless eg you are afraid that they might write with a paint-brush. Clive
- #1 is the most idiomatic.
- It seems like n unnecessary instruction, unless eg you are afraid that they might write with a paint-brush.
- Clive
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#1 is the most idiomatic.
It seems like n unnecessary instruction, unless eg you are afraid that they might write with a paint-brush.
Clive
It seems like n unnecessary instruction, unless eg you are afraid that they might write with a paint-brush.
Clive
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Hi
Write in ink.
Use a pen to write.
Write with a pencil.
These sound better to me.
Write by pen or pencil. This sounds odd.
Write in ink.
Use a pen to write.
Write with a pencil.
These sound better to me.
Write by pen or pencil. This sounds odd.
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