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- 02-Aug-2011, 06:09 #1
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raise my voice against/towards my parents When I am angry, I often raise my voice against/towards my parents.
Which preposition should I use? If neither, which preposition is needed?
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- 02-Aug-2011, 06:46 #2
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Teacher Re: raise my voice against/towards my parents '. . .raise my voice to my parents.'
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- 02-Aug-2011, 07:50 #3
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Re: raise my voice against/towards my parents Is it possible to use "at"?
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- 02-Aug-2011, 13:15 #4
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Teacher Re: raise my voice against/towards my parents I wouldn't use it, but doesn't sound wrong to me.
Originally Posted by suprunp 
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