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“WITH” AND “WITHOUT”
“With” has several common uses in English.
It can mean “accompanied by.”
It is used to talk about possession.
It is used to talk about the thing
used to perform an action.
“Without” is used to talk about
the absence of something.
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“ABOUT”
“About” is mainly used to mean “on the subject of.”
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