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Hanna R Posted 4 years ago
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“With” or “by”
“With” or “by” and why?
“Everyone in this kingdom was joyfully fulfilling their duties with dancing and singing.”
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Hanna R “With” or “by” and why? Neither makes a lot of sense. With "with", it seems to mean that their duties, whatever they were, were being fulfilled by the people's dancing and singing.
- Hanna R “With” or “by” and why?
- Neither makes a lot of sense.
- With "with", it seems to mean that their duties, whatever they were, were being fulfilled by the people's dancing and singing.
- With "by", it seems to mean that dancing and singing were the way people fulfilled their duties to dance and sing.
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Hanna R“With” or “by” and why?
Neither makes a lot of sense. With "with", it seems to mean that their duties, whatever they were, were being fulfilled by the people's dancing and singing. With "by", it seems to mean that dancing and singing were the way people fulfilled their duties to dance and sing. I suspect you mean instead "Everyone in this kingdom was
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