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Anooshiravan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

when can we omit with as a preposition?

in this sentence:
make sentences beginning It looks ....
why isn't "with" there after beginning?
thanks in advance.
  

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I don't understand your problem. Please explain more and type carefully: capitalize the first letter of each sentence.
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Make sentences beginning (with) "It looks ...".

It should ideally have quote marks. That makes the instructions clear.
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I mean I would right that sentence this way:
make sentences beginning with "It looks ...."
thanks in advance.
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I mean I would write that sentence this way:

Make sentences beginning "It looks ...."
Make sentences beginning with "It looks".

Either way is fine.

Thanks in advance.
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