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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Broke free of/from
Hi. Is 'of' or 'from' correct here? If either are correct, which one would most use?
The purse snatcher broke free of/from the men holding him and bolted down the street.
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Both are used about equally. Personally, I'd probably say 'of', if you want to know. CJ
- Both are used about equally.
- Personally, I'd probably say 'of', if you want to know.
- CJ
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Both are used about equally.
Personally, I'd probably say 'of', if you want to know.
CJ
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