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  1. 26-Sep-2008, 13:34 #1
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    Default I Am Not A Teacher. I Have A Question To Ask

    Can you please tell me if this statement is correct
    " I am slow with drinking. "

    Is the preposition " with" correctly used or should it be replaced with something else?
  2. 26-Sep-2008, 13:59 #2
    jamiep
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    Default Re: I Am Not A Teacher. I Have A Question To Ask

    I think something like "I'm a slow drinker" is what you should say.
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