hesitation "fight against illiteracy" or "fight illiteracy"

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hesitation "fight against illiteracy" or "fight illiteracy"

Irishsweet

hesitation "fight against illiteracy" or "fight illiteracy"

hi everybody,

I �m wondering if there is any difference between "fight against illiteracy" and "fight illiteracy"? For me both are ok. What �s your opinion?

thanks for your answers

Irishsweet

27 Oct 2013

I agree with you; both are OK. You can also use �combat � or �tackle � (no against).

28 Oct 2013

Irishsweet

thank you for your answer Wink

Wink

28 Oct 2013