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Guyper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

With Vs. By

1. "I have a problem WITH this guy's attitude"
2. "I do have a problem; however, BY the implication that I need them to do my work for me"

Hi, I'd like to ask what the reason is for the 2nd sentence to use 'by' instead of 'with' like in the 1st one?

Thank you
  

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Hi, 1. "I have a problem WITH this guy's attitude" 2. "I do have a problem; however, BY the implication that I need them to do my work for me" I'd like to ask what the reason is for the 2nd sentence to use 'by' instead of 'with' like in the 1st one?

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • "I have a problem WITH this guy's attitude" 2.
  • "I do have a problem; however, BY the implication that I need them to do my work for me" I'd like to ask what the reason is for the 2nd sentence to use 'by' instead of 'with' like in the 1st one?
  • We first need to revise your second sentence as it contains errors.
  • I think you mean 2.
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Hi,

1. "I have a problem WITH this guy's attitude"
2. "I do have a problem; however, BY the implication that I need them to do my work for me"

I'd like to ask what the reason is for the 2nd sentence to use 'by' instead of 'with' like in the 1st one?

We first need to revise your second sentence as it contains errors.
I think you mean
2. "I do have a problem,
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