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Old 14-Jun-2006, 20:19
ana laura
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hello, it's phrasals again!
the phrasal verb 'lie with'

who do you think is to blame for the accident?
in my opinion the fault lie with the council for not taking better precautions.

could you tell me another example with this phrasal?

thank you very much

ana.
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Old 14-Jun-2006, 21:51
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Originally Posted by ana laura
hello, it's phrasals again!
the phrasal verb 'lie with'

who do you think is to blame for the accident?
in my opinion the fault lie with the council for not taking better precautions.

could you tell me another example with this phrasal?

thank you very much

ana.
The fault lies with the ....
It is the council's fault as it has not taken better ...
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Old 14-Jun-2006, 22:03
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Hi Ana!!!
...in my opinion the fault lies with the.....

We can say that a problem, solution or fault lies with/in/ - ... to show what this problem, solution, fault consists of, involves or is caused by.

1. They will assume that, as a woman, the fault lies with me.
2. The broblem lay in the large amounts of money spent on defence.
3. He realised his future lay elsewhere.
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Old 14-Jun-2006, 22:23
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Hi Ana!!!
...in my opinion the fault lies with the.....

We can say that a problem, solution or fault lies with/in/ - ... to show what this problem, solution, fault consists of, involves or is caused by.

1. They will assume that, as a woman, the fault lies with me.
2. The broblem lay in the large amounts of money spent on defence.
3. He realised his future lay elsewhere.
Please double check -

problem
defense
realized
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Old 14-Jun-2006, 23:41
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Please double check -

problem
defense
realized
1. I meant problem indeed
2. defence: British English - defense:American English
3. realise/realize : BrE - realize: AmE.

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