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Koto Posted 19 years ago
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anymore of

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00I've just received a spam mail and it says "...............you will not get anymore 01u01b00of02b02u00 our emails if you go here........"02br
00Can someone please tell me what this 01u01b00of02b02u00 is for?0-
  

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01cite10Koto12cite10Hi, thanks for stopping by!!12br
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10I've just received a spam mail and it says "...............you will not get anymore 11u11b10of12b12u10 our emails if you go here........"12br
10Can someone please tell me what this 11u11b10of
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01cite10Yoong Liat12cite11b10'anymore of our emails' means 'emails sent by us'; 'of' means 'from us'.12b12br
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10Thanks：） Yoong Liat!02br
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00But I still don't get it.. Is 01u01i01b00anymore of02b02i02u
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0The word 'of' is used to indicate possession.02br
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00These stamps of mine are invaluable. (These stamps belonging to me are invaluable.)0-
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0 I think the technical name is the "partitive" use of 01i00of02i00.02br
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00 Give me 01u00more of02u00 that sugar. = Give me a greater quantity taken from the quantity you have of that sugar.02br
00 Can we have 01u00less of02u00 the lemon chicken and 01u00more of 02u00
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0 I think I'm getting the picture here.02br
00So, "of "of "most of" is also considered as "partitive" ?02br
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00①Most people I met there 02br
00②Most of the people I met there02br
00I believe①and②are correct but different in meaning. 02br
00Correct? 02br
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00Thank you..0-
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01cite10Yoong Liat12cite10The word 'of' is used to indicate possession.12br
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10These stamps of mine are invaluable. (These stamps belonging to me are invaluable.)12br
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10Thanks! Now, it makes sense 050010id1
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01cite10Koto12cite10"...............you will not get anymore 11u11b10of12b12u10 our emails if you go here........"12br
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10Hi Koto02br
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00I would prefer:02br
01i00You will not get 01b00any more of02b
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01cite10Cool Breeze12cite11blockquote
11cite20Koto22cite20"...............you will not get anymore 21u21b20of22b22u20 our emails if you go here........"22br
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20Hi Koto12br
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10I would prefer:12br
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01cite10Koto12cite12br
10I'm not sure but I guess "anymore of " is American and "any more of" is more like British?12br
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10Hi Koto02br
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00I can only repeat what I said in my previous post: 01i00anymore02i00 refers to 01b00time02b
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01cite10Cool Breeze12cite11blockquote
11cite20Koto22cite20"...............you will not get anymore 21u21b20of22b22u20 our emails if you go here........"22br
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20Hi Koto12br
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10I would prefer:12br
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