:-) what's the difference between "by" and "in light of"?

Hi Kolndom,

The best thing is if youcan try to write a few sentences using these words. That will help us to see what kind of help is best for you.

So, please write again, OK?

Clive

Hi Clive

thank u for your kind attention!

examples

I learned more about Civil War by this book.

I learned more about Civil War in light of this book.

I learned more about Civil War through this book.

Which sentence is better?

Hi,

You need to say the Civil War.


The normal way to say this is I learned more about the Civil War from this book.

Write again if you need more help.

Clive

Historians can study the person in light of relevant data or facts available only after that person lived.

Historians can study the person by relevant data or facts available only after that person lived.

Historians can study the person through relevant data or facts available only after that person lived.

which is better?

thank u cliveeee

hi, clive

would u please read two posts i put on writing world, named "ask for suggestion", if possible?

thank u in advance

:-)

Hi,

If you are speaking generally, you should say 'a person' rather than 'the person'. only after that person lived is an awkward way to put it. Better to say 'after the person's death'.

A. Historians can study the person in light of relevant data or facts available only a

Hi,

I see you already got a good answer there from Mr.M

CliveV