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Hi Dominic again, I asked some questions at the last class and you told me that you would explain about my questions at the next class. So I would like to clarify my questions. My questions at the last class were as follows; "I fought over the noise with my neighbors." 1. I would like to know whether this sentence is correct although 'fought over' is not at the last part of sentence. 2. Is this sentence is the same meaning as the sentence 'I and my neighbors fought over the noise.'? Thank you so much. See you at the today's lesson.

Ohh! Good to have you back Ms. [Name]. :) The sentence \"I fought over the noise with my neighbors.\" is correct, and it is using the active voice. It means that you fought with your neighbors because they were noisy. But with \'I and my neighbors fought over the noise.\' it means that you TOGETHER with your neighbors fought someone because of the noise. Your clue here is I and MY neighbors[possessive].  Laters Ms. [Name]! Hi Dominic again,>>Hi again Dominic.I asked some questions at the last class and you told me that you would explain about my questions at the next class. >>CORRECT So I would like to clarify my questions.>>CORRECTMy questions at the last class were as follows;>>CORRECT\"I fought over the noise with my neighbors.\" >>CORRECT1. I would like to know whether this sentence is correct although \'fought over\' is not at the last part of sentence. >>CORRECT2. Is this sentence is the same meaning as the sentence \'I and my neighbors fought over the noise.\'?>>Does the sentence have the same meaning with \'I and my neighbors fought over the noise.\'?Thank you so much. See you at the today\'s lesson. >>Thank you so much. See you IN today\'s lesson.