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Gamboler Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
By their jokes / of their jokes
Suppose that three people are making fun of one of your poems, are you...?
'ashamed by some people's jokes', or
'ashamed of some people's jokes'
I think it's better 'by his jokes', or even 'at his his jokes', but I don't know if it sounds natural for a native.
'ashamed by some people's jokes', or
'ashamed of some people's jokes'
I think it's better 'by his jokes', or even 'at his his jokes', but I don't know if it sounds natural for a native.
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gamboler Suppose that three people are making fun of one of your poems, are you...? I'm indignant at their jokes.
- gamboler Suppose that three people are making fun of one of your poems, are you...?
- I'm indignant at their jokes.
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gambolerSuppose that three people are making fun of one of your poems, are you...?I'm indignant at their jokes.
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