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Tinanam0102 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
With which he made a difference in his life time
Hi teachers,
This is the hotel in which I stayed last year.
I understand it as "...the hotel I stayed in", however, the following sentence is a little long.
Then and now, the country knew that Reagan changed the conversation (and the tax rates), and they apprecited the admixture of conviction and flexibility with which he made a difference in his time.
1. Does it mean "Then and now.......and flexibility he made a difference in his time with."?
2. What is "with" meaning in the text? Do we need "with"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
This is the hotel in which I stayed last year.
I understand it as "...the hotel I stayed in", however, the following sentence is a little long.
Then and now, the country knew that Reagan changed the conversation (and the tax rates), and they apprecited the admixture of conviction and flexibility with which he made a difference in his time.
1. Does it mean "Then and now.......and flexibility he made a difference in his time with."?
2. What is "with" meaning in the text? Do we need "with"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Top answer
1-- Yes. 2-- Yes, you need 'with'. 'With' indicates means or instrument: he made a difference with (= using) his conviction and flexibility.
- 1-- Yes.
- 2-- Yes, you need 'with'.
- 'With' indicates means or instrument: he made a difference with (= using) his conviction and flexibility.
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1-- Yes.
2-- Yes, you need 'with'. 'With' indicates means or instrument: he made a difference with (= using) his conviction and flexibility.
2-- Yes, you need 'with'. 'With' indicates means or instrument: he made a difference with (= using) his conviction and flexibility.
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