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André Almeida
In style or with style? The sentence below, could I say "with style"? And what would it be the difference? We're kicking off our anniversary celebration in style.
16 apr. 2015 22:54
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"In style" is the correct way to say it. If you use "with style" it'd be as if you are physically "with" style. For example, you wouldn't say "I am with school" you would say "I am in school"
16 april 2015
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André Almeida
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Engels, Portugees
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Engels
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