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[Carmen]

Of: expresses the relationship of a part of something to its whole....something you possess or in another word, to have or possess something to be proud of ... in this case it was his strenght !!

About : to speak too proudly or show too much satisfaction about something or someone connected with you ... and also, it's his strenght what he is proud of!!

For: will indicate a reason, or a suiting of purpose for something/someone.

We can say that both show pride and possession of things

[Carmen]

[QUOTE=Carmen;7146496]We can say that both show pride and possession of things[/QUOI TE]
I mean both
about and boast of

[Carmen]

good topic and useful
thank you so much

most weclome

[H2O]

We can say that both show pride and possession of things

Yes

[H2O]

[QUOTE=Carmen;7146501]

We can say that both show pride and possession of things[/QUOI TE]
I mean both
about and boast of

Yes you're right

[Carmen]

Well ,
look at point

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I do not understand
why we dont USE (With
and what mean note /by cár -bús ....ect

[H2O]

Well ,
look at point

13
I do not understand
why we dont USE (With
and what mean note /by cár -bús ....ect

Hi Sister

We can't say "Travel with" but "By" because we use it as a mode of transportation ... So we travel by bus, train, car, etc.. But let us assume that you are traveling with your car on a ship .. It means you are taking it with you as a possession and not using it as a modeof transportation! I hope it's clear !!

Note: we can also say travel in a car!!

[Carmen]

Hi Sister

We can't say "Travel with" but "By" because we use it as a mode of transportation ... So we travel by bus, train, car, etc.. But let us assume that you are traveling with your car on a ship .. It means you are taking it with you as a possession and not using it as a modeof transportation! I hope it's clear !!

Note: we can also say travel in a car!!

Fantastic analysis thank you

[H2O]

Fantastic analysis thank you

Thanks my dear ... What is next?

[Carmen]

Thanks my dear ... What is next?

The fourth point, please