Explinatioon of "By" vs "Through"
Explinatioon of "By" vs "Through"
Hi hiii!! With my twins we are learning the difference between by and through. Complete the sentence:
She managed to pass the exam ___ hard work and dedication.
Could you lend a hand?
She managed to pass the exam ___ hard work and dedication.
Could you lend a hand?
Belg_rade_
1
Last update: 2 weeks ago
1 answers
Hello! She managed to pass the exam through hard work and dedication.
"Through" is used here because it indicates the means or method by which she passed the exam.
By refers to the method or agent (e.g., "by train" or "by John").
Through suggests a process or movement (e.g., "through practice" or "through the park").
Hope this helps!
0
Last update: 8 months ago
