I want to say the following sentence, but I'm not sure about the correct preposition to put in the highlighted blank.
I can bring my e-books with me on my cell phone which is not possible [...] paper books.
[for/with/through/...] ?
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Sign up to join this communityI want to say the following sentence, but I'm not sure about the correct preposition to put in the highlighted blank.
I can bring my e-books with me on my cell phone which is not possible [...] paper books.
[for/with/through/...] ?
I would use the preposition with:
I can bring my e-books with me on my cell phone, which is not possible with paper books.
I would also add a comma before "which".