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Originally Posted by angliholic The author amazes me with her vivid description of farm life.
I am amazed by/with the author's vivid description of farm life.
Do the above two statements mean about the same?
Second, in the second sentence, which prep. does a better trick, by or with? Thanks. |
Hi, angliholic!
Yes, the two statements mean the same thing.
The use of either
by or
with will convey the same message.