What's the difference between "against", "object" and "oppose" ?
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against is a preposition, but object and oppose are verbs
they give the same meaning, that you don't agree to something , refuse something or don't like it.
i'm against any changes in the plan.
i oppose any changes in the plan.
i object to any changes in the plan.
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ohayou, takuya san, daijoubu desuka.
i think to object = monomousu, oppose= sakarau, tatetsuku (^_^;) not sure.
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Hi, try using www.thefreedictionary.com
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