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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

which sentence is correct!!!

Surround yourself in luxury @ Grand Hotel

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Surround yourself with luxury @ Grand Hotel
  

Top answer

" You can also be surrounded by , but it wouldn't sound well here. I think you could say, "Pamper yourself in / with luxury," but "surround" refers to an actual physical situation, and I don't think you can alter it.

— Avangi

  • " You can also be surrounded by , but it wouldn't sound well here.
  • I think you could say, "Pamper yourself in / with luxury," but "surround" refers to an actual physical situation, and I don't think you can alter it.
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Anonymous
Surround yourself in luxury @ Grand Hotel

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Surround yourself with luxury @ Grand Hotel

You might say, "Submerge yourself in luxury." You can also be surrounded by, but it wouldn't sound well here. I think you could say, "Pamper yourself in / with luxury," but "surround" refers to an actual phy
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I think "indulge yourself in luxury" is the expression if I am not mistaken.Emotion: big smile
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Thanks for reply and thats so critically, indeed i was convinced that 2nd sentence is right the first sentence i read in one of the ads so i just posted here to clear my doubts but you really helped me to dig it till the root thanks again
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Would you also say, "Indulge yourself with luxury"?
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AvangiWould you also say, "Indulge yourself with luxury"?
No. I'd say "Indulge yourself IN luxury".
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"Submerge yourself in luxury" was meant to be tongue in cheek. The original question was on the choice of prepositions.
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