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Nguyenhieuhuflit92 Posted 15 years ago
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Die of and die from??? different?
are the two phrasal verbs the same or different? if they are the same? in which situations should we use them? thanks.
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Hi, These are often interchangable, but here are a few examples and comments. died of Often used for diseases and other bodily problems. eg He died of pneumonia.
- Hi, These are often interchangable, but here are a few examples and comments.
- died of Often used for diseases and other bodily problems.
- eg He died of pneumonia.
- eg He died of a fractured skull.
- eg He died of a broken heart.
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Hi,
These are often interchangable, but here are a few examples and comments.
died of
Often used for diseases and other bodily problems.
eg He died of pneumonia.
These are often interchangable, but here are a few examples and comments.
died of
Often used for diseases and other bodily problems.
eg He died of pneumonia.
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nguyenhieuhuflit92are the two phrasal verbs the same or different? if they are the same? in which situations should we use them? thanks.Basically the same.
"Of" seems to be more indirectly-direct and "from" seems to be more directly-direct.
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