a to compare to = Compared to Bina, I am a genius.
b to compare with = He cannot be compared with Jamil because he is completely different. (In many cases, comparison is used to indicate similarities. Contrast is used to indicate differences.)
a to begin by = He began his day by praying to God for his blessing upon me.
b to begin to = She began to cry when her mother scolded her.
a to part with = Sara parted with all her ill-mannered friends.
b to part from = My friend and I parted from each other after attending a school function.
a to charge for= Mr Hammad was charged for his wrong doings by his boss.
b to charge with = The captain was charged with an important task.
PLEASE HELP ME TO CORRECT THESE SENTENCES AS THEY ARE ANWERED ACCORDING TO THE QUESTION BELOW.
Writeone complete sentence for each expression to show clearly how it differs in meaning from their expression in the group.
a to compare to = As compared to Bina I am equaly intelligent.
b to compare with = he cannot be compared with Jamil, as he is much bifferent from him.
a to begin by = my day always begin by praying God for his blessing upon me.
b to begin to = she began to cry when her mother scold her.
a to part with = sara parted with all her ill habited friends.
b to part from = I and my friend parted from each other after attending school function.
a to charge for= Mr Hammad was charged for his wrong doings by his boss.
b to charge with = The captain was charged with some important task.
2 answers
The first sentence in the second set should read this way:
a to begin by = Jamil began his day by praying to God for His blessings.
(or "... for His blessings on us all" or some variation)
a to begin by = Jamil began his day by praying to God for His blessings.
(or "... for His blessings on us all" or some variation)