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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

With the party

The Conservatives have taken a string of former Labour strongholds, with the party forecast to watch in the general election with a comfortable majority.

I saw the above at https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50765773

What is the grammatical function of "with the party...majority"? When do we use this "with preposition phrases"?

  

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Jigneshbharati The Conservatives have taken a string of former Labour strongholds, with the party forecast [ to watch in the general election ]??? with a comfortable majority. I did not find this sentence at the link provided; however, I did find the sentence below as the title of a YouTube video: The Conservatives have taken a string of former Labour strongholds, with the party forecast to win the general election with a comfortable majority.

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JigneshbharatiThe Conservatives have taken a string of former Labour strongholds, with the party forecast [to watch in the general election]??? with a comfortable majority.

I did not find this sentence at the link provided; however, I did find the sentence below as the tit