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Bookmark or Share- Impressed with/by - WordReference ForumsFor all intents and purposes, the constructions "xxx was impressed with yyy" and "xxx was impressed by yyy" are interchangeable. With/by is not an uncommon choice of preposition. You can say for example "pay by cash" or "pay with cash", "activated by electricity" or "activated with electricity".
- Are you not impressed | Texas Longhorns fan forums - OrangebloodsImpressed with Ewers. matkes77; Nov 30, 2024; Inside the 40 Acres; Replies 16 Views 808. Inside the 40 ...
- I'm impressed/I was impressed - WordReference ForumsSaying "I'm impressed" sounds better in this situation, Hesitate. It means that you are still impressed as you say this. Saying "I was impressed" would mean that you were talking about how impressed you felt as you fought. Presumably, if his skills impressed you a few moments ago, you are still impressed with them.
- "Impressed" or "Being impressed"? - WordReference ForumsThe other two are about compound verbs, but here 'impressed' is an adjective, and 'being impressed' is accordingly not a passive or any kind of compound verb. With an adjective, as here, the 'being' doesn't add anything particular to the adjective.
- Impressed "at"? - WordReference ForumsImpressed "at"? Thread starter Dunno123; Start date Nov 16, 2015; D. Dunno123 Senior Member. Slovak Nov 16 ...
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