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Qut Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

without

Hi

I got a little bit confused for the below "without". Can anybody explain it?

They were suddenly sacked on Saturday without several weeks worth of wages remaining unpaid.

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Qut They were suddenly sacked on Saturday without several weeks worth of wages remaining unpaid. I am confused, too. I think the preposition should be "with", not "without".

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  • Qut They were suddenly sacked on Saturday without several weeks worth of wages remaining unpaid.
  • I am confused, too.
  • I think the preposition should be "with", not "without".
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Qut They were suddenly sacked on Saturday without several weeks worth of wages remaining unpaid.
I am confused, too.
I think the preposition should be "with", not "without".
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