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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Your room is full of/with journals, newspapers, and what have you.
Which is correct, of or with?
And is it correct to use 'what have you'?
Thanks in advance.
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Your room is full of/with journals, newspapers, and what have you. Which is correct, of or with? only 'of' And is it correct to use 'what have you'?
- Your room is full of/with journals, newspapers, and what have you.
- Which is correct, of or with?
- only 'of' And is it correct to use 'what have you'?
- Yes, in casual speech.
- Clive
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Your room is full of/with journals, newspapers, and what have you.
Which is correct, of or with? only 'of'
And is it correct to use 'what have you'? Yes, in casual speech.
Clive
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