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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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What is the difference between by and with?
hello, everyone, i have a question about the difference between by and with.
"Cool with air" i don't know why to use with rather than by here? according to longman dictionary, with is used to say what tool you use to do something. air can be used as a tool too? if i say cool by air, is it also right?
"Cool with air" i don't know why to use with rather than by here? according to longman dictionary, with is used to say what tool you use to do something. air can be used as a tool too? if i say cool by air, is it also right?
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I'd like to know first how this air is being used. Are you blowing it through a hose onto the object? Are you setting the object outside?
- I'd like to know first how this air is being used.
- Are you blowing it through a hose onto the object?
- Are you setting the object outside?
- Or?
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I'd like to know first how this air is being used. Are you blowing it through a hose onto the object? Are you setting the object outside? Or?
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