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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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With/or discussion
Should it be:
Batman compared to Superman or Batman compared with Superman?
or both? Which one is correct.
Batman compared to Superman or Batman compared with Superman?
or both? Which one is correct.
Top answer
Compared Batman TO Superman = you think they are the same. For example, a boy might angrily say to his mother: I am not like my brother! Stop comparing me to him!
- Compared Batman TO Superman = you think they are the same.
- For example, a boy might angrily say to his mother: I am not like my brother!
- Stop comparing me to him!
- Compared Batman WITH Superman = you show how they are the same AND how they are different.
- For example: Please compare the Chinese language WITH the Japanese language.
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Compared Batman TO Superman = you think they are the same. For example, a boy might angrily say to his mother: I am not like my brother! Stop comparing me to him! Compared Batman WITH Superman = you show how they are the same AND how they are different. For example: Please compare the Chinese language WITH the Japanese language.
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