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6Likes- 24-May-2008, 10:17 #11
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Re: "out of water" and "without water" Without water means completely from the start, there's no water; but out of water means that water has been consumed or has gone down to zero level that needs refilling or replenishment. Examples:
There are certain places in Africa without water.
The jug is out of water.
It's vague to say "I am out of you", but you should say "I am out of your life now".Last edited by Hitch; 24-May-2008 at 10:22. Reason: I have to delete unnecessary words that would make the explanation vague.
