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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Is this correct: He had no idea 'of' what lay before him. Do I need the 'of'?
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Hi, Of is used correcly, but your sentence isn't grammatically correct. He had no idea of what was lying *before him. *Or: in front of (more casual) Regards
- Hi, Of is used correcly, but your sentence isn't grammatically correct.
- He had no idea of what was lying *before him.
- *Or: in front of (more casual) Regards
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Hi,
Of is used correcly, but your sentence isn't grammatically correct.
He had no idea of what was lying *before him.
*Or: in front of (more casual)
Regards
Of is used correcly, but your sentence isn't grammatically correct.
He had no idea of what was lying *before him.
*Or: in front of (more casual)
Regards
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