How to use in “with”?
I can’t imagine a better monument to your mother”, Miss Hurd said with an uncharacteristic catch in her voice.
Why does the word “catch” uses the word “catching”? The word put in behind “with” should be Ving?
What is up with this e-book/recommendation for undergraduate students?
Why is “a catch in the voice” the word ‘catch,” followed by “a catch in the voice”?
a catch in my voice/throat
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
a short pause that you make when you are talking, because you feel upset or are beginning to cryThere was a catch in Anne’s voice and she seemed close to tears.
What are catch in your
voice?
