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keeping xx in control vs keeping xx hnder control
what's the difference between them?
keeping xx in control vs keeping xx hnder control
what's the difference between them?
what's the difference between them?
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7 Aug 2018
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Examples:
1) "Keep John in control": you are saying you want John to be the one controling things
2) "Keep John under control": You are saying someone else needs to control John
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Examples:
1) "Keep John in control": you are saying you want John to be the one controling things
2) "Keep John under control": You are saying someone else needs to control John
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