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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
What you have with
Are these sentences correct with the given meanings:
1) I asked the detective to tell me what he had with his case.
Meaning: I asked the detective to tell me the information he had about his case.
2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
Meaning: I don't have the abilities this distribution network you have gives you.
Are the sentences informal?
Gratefully.
Navi.
1) I asked the detective to tell me what he had with his case.
Meaning: I asked the detective to tell me the information he had about his case.
2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
Meaning: I don't have the abilities this distribution network you have gives you.
Are the sentences informal?
Gratefully.
Navi.
Top answer
1) I asked the detective to tell me what he had on/for his case. 2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
- 1) I asked the detective to tell me what he had on/for his case.
- 2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
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1) I asked the detective to tell me what he had on/for his case.
2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
2) I don't have what you have with this distribution network.
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