Nmurugeshan2nev  +  308792 Sat, 30 Dec 06 02:21 PM Which of the following sentences are correct? (1) Please give me some milk. (2) Please give me milk. and (1) You must write in ink. (2) You must write with ink. Could you explain me the difference between the above sentences? Nmurugeshan2nev Joined on Sat, Dec 23 2006 Junior Member 76 Difference Between

	Philip  +  308837 Sat, 30 Dec 06 03:55 PM  Nmurugeshan2nev wrote: Which of the following sentences are correct? (1) Please give me some milk. [for my coffee] (2) Please give me milk. [as opposed to cream] and (1) You must write in ink. (2) You must write with ink. Both are used; I believe Google would reveal "in" more common. Could you explain me the difference between the above sentences? Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Difference Between

	Ruslana  +  308918 Sat, 30 Dec 06 08:18 PM (1) Please give me some milk. - Means that you're asking for an amount of milk. (2) Please give me milk. - Means that you're asking exactly for milk but not for cream, sugar, or anything else. Ruslana Joined on Sat, Dec 17 2005 Senior Member 3,692

	Nmurugeshan2nev  +  309029 Sun, 31 Dec 06 07:25 AM  Philip wrote:  Nmurugeshan2nev wrote: Which of the following sentences are correct? (1) Please give me some milk. [for my coffee] (2) Please give me milk. [as opposed to cream] and (1) You must write in ink. (2) You must write with ink. Both are used; I believe Google would reveal "in" more common. Could you explain me the difference between the above sentences? Ok, thank you Is there any change in the meaning of  the following sentences ? You must write in ink. You must write with ink. Nmurugeshan2nev Difference Between

	Ruslana  +  309060 Sun, 31 Dec 06 10:41 AM I don't think there's any difference. As Philip said, the first one is just more common. Ruslana