English, asked by aaa36, 1 year ago

Let's discuss the issue__ a cup of tea

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Answered by merida

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Answered by Shreyas99

With is the ans Pls mmark as best

Echo: Over is a preposition here

Swetha03K: nope... with is d ans.. m sure

Shreyas99: Thanks for telling crrct ans

Anonymous: It's over not with

Echo: 'With' would seem as if the tea cup is taking part in the discussion, you can look in the internet, it is 'over', not 'with'

Swetha03K: ugh.... then it'll be like they're disscussing over d tea cup

Echo: Haha, no, in a sense, probably. But in this sense, internationally, we don't discuss stuff with 'something', we do it with 'someone'. And we discuss things 'over' a certain topic, that means that the discussion or argument is related to the topic.

Echo: Read these sentences:- 'They fell in love over the dinner', that means they fell in love while having the dinner. 'They fell in love with the dinner', which would then mean they fell in love 'with' something, which is definitely not the case here, because we are discussing something 'with' people, but 'over' a topic.

Echo: If you still did not get, please ask

Swetha03K: ehh... ok

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