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AppleFanboy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Be of ~ing?

Mutual hostilities and suspicions are aggravated by the inability of both proponents and opponents of any change to predict convincingly what all of the effects will be of making the change or of not making it.

I want to know about the "of be ~ing" form. Is it wrong if I don't put 'of'?
  

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AppleFanboy Is it wrong if I don't put 'of'? Yes. " ...

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  • AppleFanboy Is it wrong if I don't put 'of'?
  • Yes.
  • " ...
  • what all of the effects of making the change or of not making it will be.
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AppleFanboyIs it wrong if I don't put 'of'?
Yes. The "of" is grammatically connected to "the effects."

... what all of the effects of making the change or of not making it will be.
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