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Old Mar 1st, 2005, 01:36 am
Eun Cho
 
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Post Which is correct?
Is (I'm coming along my mother to the party) correct?
Or (I'm coming along with my mother to the party) correct?

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Can object keep people company?
Example: If I watched TV during the holiday, could I say
the TV kept me company?

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What is the exact meaning of elaborate?
Can you explain with examples?
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