To which of the cases a, b, c, and d do the sentences 1 & 2 correspond?
1-I fought with him on horseback.
2-I fought him on horseback.
a)He was on horseback
b)I was on horseback
c)We were both on horseback
d)We can't tell
Hi Navi
To me, you at least must be on horseback, and he is probably also but not necessarily equestrian. The 'with' makes no difference to my perception.
Thanks a lot Mr. Micawber.