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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Beware & beware of
Which of the following phrases is correct: "beware something/someone" or "beware of something/someone"?
For instance, should I say, "beware the dark side" or "beware of the dark side"?
Thank you.
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teal lime should I say, "beware the dark side" or "beware of the dark side"? It's your choice. Both are used.
- teal lime should I say, "beware the dark side" or "beware of the dark side"?
- It's your choice.
- Both are used.
- The version with 'of' is used a little more than the one without.
- Still, to my ear the version without 'of' sounds more dramatic.
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teal limeshould I say, "beware the dark side" or "beware of the dark side"?
It's your choice. Both are used. The version with 'of' is used a little more than the one without. Still, to my ear the version without 'of' sounds more dramatic.
Beware the dark side!
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