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  1. 03-Sep-2007, 13:30 #1
    mayclaire
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    Default in fear Vs with fear

    Would you please tell me how to use in fear and with fear in a correct way?
    "He shook with fear " is a correct sentence. If I say " he shook in fear," is it also a correct sentence?
    Thanks a million!
  2. 03-Sep-2007, 14:11 #2
    mykwyner
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    Default Re: in fear Vs with fear

    Sure, both are fine. You could also say, "he shook from fear."
  3. 08-Sep-2007, 03:05 #3
    mayclaire
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    Default Re: in fear Vs with fear

    Thank you!
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