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- 18-Oct-2011, 02:49 #1
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the function of "with it" Dear all,
1. Take your umbrella with you.
2. Age brings wisdom with it.
In the sentences above, I think the meanings are clear without "with..."
Do you agree with me?
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- 18-Oct-2011, 07:51 #2
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Teacher Re: the function of "with it" Yes, they would both be fine in the shorter form.
Originally Posted by optimistic pessimist 
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