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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
From vs. of
Which sentence structure is correct? and why?
The mask swabs of the mouth area OR
The mask swabs from the mouth area
The mask swabs of the mouth area OR
The mask swabs from the mouth area
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What is a "mask swab"? e. collection of biological sample on absorbent material) then both "of" and "from" sound OK to me, and I don't detect any significant difference in meaning.
- What is a "mask swab"?
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- collection of biological sample on absorbent material) then both "of" and "from" sound OK to me, and I don't detect any significant difference in meaning.
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What is a "mask swab"? If it's just a particular type of swab (i.e. collection of biological sample on absorbent material) then both "of" and "from" sound OK to me, and I don't detect any significant difference in meaning.
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