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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
With or for
A. We can provide air for your tires.
B. We can provide your tires with air.
Is there any differences? Or I wonder if either is incorrect?
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They are both good English and mean roughly the same thing. Whether they say what you want or are appropriate in the context I can't say.
- They are both good English and mean roughly the same thing.
- Whether they say what you want or are appropriate in the context I can't say.
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They are both good English and mean roughly the same thing. Whether they say what you want or are appropriate in the context I can't say.
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