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Jaso Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
hear about of from
hello, I'm Yasemin from Turkey. I really need help on the difference between
"HEAR FROM"
"HEAR ABOUT"
"HEAR OF"
"HEAR FROM"
"HEAR ABOUT"
"HEAR OF"
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Hello Yasemin, and welcome to the forums. Did you hear from your brother? I hope to hear from you soon.
- Hello Yasemin, and welcome to the forums.
- Did you hear from your brother?
- I hope to hear from you soon.
- ) Did you hear about the terrible earthquake?
- I'm hoping to hear about the job I applied for soon.
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Hello Yasemin, and welcome to the forums.
Did you hear from your brother? I hope to hear from you soon. (Hear from: someone calls you, writes you, etc.)
Did you hear about the terrible earthquake? I'm hoping to hear about the job I applied for soon. (Hear about: get information on)
Have you ever heard of Joshua Chamberlain? I've never heard of such a thing! (Hear of: H
Did you hear from your brother? I hope to hear from you soon. (Hear from: someone calls you, writes you, etc.)
Did you hear about the terrible earthquake? I'm hoping to hear about the job I applied for soon. (Hear about: get information on)
Have you ever heard of Joshua Chamberlain? I've never heard of such a thing! (Hear of: H
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