towcats1
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- English Teacher
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Hello.
I have a lovely favorite incredible book by R.A.Close. (A reference grammar for students of English.) In chapter 7.20 (adjectives followed by prepositions) the adjective 'angry' followed by two prepositions- with sby and about stg
I found the preposition 'at' in many other reference books. I suppose R.A.Close is much more accurate. Is it correct to use this preposition 'at'?
I have a lovely favorite incredible book by R.A.Close. (A reference grammar for students of English.) In chapter 7.20 (adjectives followed by prepositions) the adjective 'angry' followed by two prepositions- with sby and about stg
I found the preposition 'at' in many other reference books. I suppose R.A.Close is much more accurate. Is it correct to use this preposition 'at'?