Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
With or Against
You have fight with/against your enemies in order to win your mission.
Which one we need to use with or against? Please help.
Which one we need to use with or against? Please help.
Top answer
I think against is more suitable in this sentence. to fight against -He is fighting with his brother over the inheritance -He traveled in his time machine back to the time when David fought with the Phillistine giant, Goliath. -"You wanna fight with me?
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I think against is more suitable in this sentence.
I find this explanation here :http://www.italki.com/question/108074
Fight with....can mean....to fight against
-He is fighting with his brother over the inheritance
-He traveled in his time machine back to the ti
I find this explanation here :http://www.italki.com/question/108074
Fight with....can mean....to fight against
-He is fighting with his brother over the inheritance
-He traveled in his time machine back to the ti
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