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Some doubts
Hi, i'd like to know what is the correct answer in this sentences:
- I was moved to tears (with , of , by) sorrow. ( i think it's WITH)
-She started ( learning, to learn) English when she was three.
Thanks.
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Re: Some doubts
Welcome to the forum, mitix.
Please try to make your thread title relevant to your question. 'Moved by/with sorrow?' would have been good for this. 
Originally Posted by
mitix
Hi, iI'd like to know what is the correct answer in this sentences:
- I was moved to tears (with , of , by) sorrow. ( i I think it's WITH)
Neither appears very natural to me. I'd say, "Sorrow moved me to tears".
-She started ( learning, to learn) English when she was three.
Both are acceptable.
Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
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