what is the correct way of using with (multiple items)
There are two ways that i can write that down in my head:
1) To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled first with products to deliver and secondly travellers.
2)To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled with first products to deliver and secondly travellers.
Which one is ok to use?
grammaticality prepositions syntax science
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
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There are two ways that i can write that down in my head:
1) To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled first with products to deliver and secondly travellers.
2)To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled with first products to deliver and secondly travellers.
Which one is ok to use?
grammaticality prepositions syntax science
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago
add a comment |
There are two ways that i can write that down in my head:
1) To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled first with products to deliver and secondly travellers.
2)To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled with first products to deliver and secondly travellers.
Which one is ok to use?
grammaticality prepositions syntax science
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
There are two ways that i can write that down in my head:
1) To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled first with products to deliver and secondly travellers.
2)To clarify, imagine a really big truck that would be filled with first products to deliver and secondly travellers.
Which one is ok to use?
grammaticality prepositions syntax science
grammaticality prepositions syntax science
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
asked Jan 4 at 1:35
Loizos Vasileiou
1
1
Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago
add a comment |
Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago
Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago
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Neither is correct as the sentences are currently written. But if the last part of each is rephrased, either first with or with first is just fine.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 4 at 6:18
Thanks a lot for your answer @JasonBassford
– Loizos Vasileiou
2 days ago