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Magic-dragon Posted 6 years ago
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Which do you use "with", "about", "of" or "for" in the following 2 sentences?
Would you answer my question? Thanks in advance.
A: American economy is in a critical situation because of corona virus, and it's so with / about / of / for Japanese economy.
B: American economy is in a critical situation because of corona virus, and it's the same thing with / about / of / for Japanese economy.
Which do you use "with", "about", "of" and "for" in A or B?
Is "with" a mistaken choice?
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Use this: The US economy is in bad shape because of the coronavirus, and so is the Japanese economy. CB
- Use this: The US economy is in bad shape because of the coronavirus, and so is the Japanese economy.
- CB
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Use this: The US economy is in bad shape because of the coronavirus, and so is the Japanese economy.
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