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| Could you, please, explain why I can't say ' It was described using some dull colours'. My teacher insists on '... by using...' . Is it really a mistake? |
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#2
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| ' It was described using some dull colours'. ... by using...' I don't understand why the word "colours" was used, but I tried this: It was described using some dull words. It was described by using some dull words. IMHO - either is correct; #2 is better. |
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| Others, as I, may be unsure what 'it' is, and how something is 'described' in dull colours unless this is a literary (rather poetic) manner of writing. "He was able to capture the bleakness of life at that time by using only dull colours when painting apparently joyous family scenes." Using a minimum of brush strokes, he nevertheless caught the sweeping vista of the Kanungra Plateau. |
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#4
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| I thought it might be interior decorating termonology. |
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