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  1. 22-Jun-2008, 12:39 #1
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    Default Remove From or Remove In

    Please help me with this troublesome preposition:

    Remove your things from the drawer. Or is it: Remove your things in the drawer.

    Thank you very much for your assistance.
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    Default Re: Remove From or Remove In

    Remove your things from the drawer.
    Remove your things in the drawer.
  3. 22-Jun-2008, 12:49 #3
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    Smile Re: Remove From or Remove In

    Thank you so much.
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