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Linian_U Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What’s a difference between “on” and “with”
“to dry one's hands on a towel”
Can I say “… with a towel”?
What’s a difference between “on” and “with” in this case?
Can I say “… with a towel”?
What’s a difference between “on” and “with” in this case?
Top answer
You can use either with no fear of a difference in meaning.
- You can use either with no fear of a difference in meaning.
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