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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
With/in
This one I copied from my exercise. 
Are 'with' and 'in' right in this context?
He walked out of the room with/in a swagger.
which one is better?
Are 'with' and 'in' right in this context?
He walked out of the room with/in a swagger.
which one is better?
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He walked out of the room with a swagger. He swaggered out of the room, is more natural though.
- He walked out of the room with a swagger.
- He swaggered out of the room, is more natural though.
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He walked out of the room with a swagger.
He swaggered out of the room, is more natural though.
He swaggered out of the room, is more natural though.
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