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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
With/for
Please subsitute coke for orange juice. Or
Please subsitute coke with orange juice.
Which is correct? Are both useable?
Please subsitute coke with orange juice.
Which is correct? Are both useable?
Top answer
Generally, it's substitute X for Y. Please substitute coke for orange juice. ___ with is more often used with the verb replace .
- Generally, it's substitute X for Y.
- Please substitute coke for orange juice.
- ___ with is more often used with the verb replace .
- I need to replace this old lamp with a better one.
- CJ
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Generally, it's substitute X for Y.
Please substitute coke for orange juice.
___
with is more often used with the verb replace.
I need to replace this old lamp with a better one.
CJ
Please substitute coke for orange juice.
___
with is more often used with the verb replace.
I need to replace this old lamp with a better one.
CJ
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