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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Beware vs Beware of
What is the difference between 'Beware' and 'Beware of'? When should I use 'of' after beware?
Which sentence is correct? 'You should beware of pickpockets.' or 'You should beware pickpockets.'
Which sentence is correct? 'You should beware of pickpockets.' or 'You should beware pickpockets.'
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Beware: there may be pickpockets on the streets. Beware of pickpockets on the streets.
- Beware: there may be pickpockets on the streets.
- Beware of pickpockets on the streets.
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Beware: there may be pickpockets on the streets.
Beware of pickpockets on the streets.
Beware of pickpockets on the streets.
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