0
Cat desk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Difference between 'from' and 'of'
Hi everyone, can anyone please help me understand the difference between from and of in the following sentence?
1- John: Hey, have you watched the movie 'avengers the end game'? Me: yes. John: What's your favourite scene from/of the movie?
Top answer
1- John: Hey, have you watched the movie ' A vengers: T he E nd G ame'? Me: Y es. J John: What's your favourite scene from the movie it ?
- 1- John: Hey, have you watched the movie ' A vengers: T he E nd G ame'?
- Me: Y es.
- J John: What's your favourite scene from the movie it ?
- OK John: What's your favourite scene of the movie it ?
- Seldom said We also commonly say John: What's your favourite scene in the movie it ?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
1- John: Hey, have you watched the movie 'Avengers: The End Game'?
Me: Yes. J
John: What's your favourite scene from the movie it? OK
John: What's your favourite scene of the movie it? Seldom said
We also commonly say
John: What's your favourite scene in
0
Related Questions