Victory
What`s the difference between "covered IN" and ''covered WITH" ?
I saw the both versions: covered in snow and covered with snow. Are they interchangeable?
17 apr. 2012 11:49
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Yes, we use both in this instance.
Covered with/in paint/dust etc.
We can usually use either when referring to a liquid or particles and blankets/cloth.
17 april 2012
1
Covered in is most likely a mistake or on accident.
Covered with may or may not be on purpose.
17 april 2012
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