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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
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I never heard of his name. VS. I never heard his name.
I never heard of his name. VS. I never heard his name.
I never heard of the company's name. VS. I never heard company's name.
The usage of hear of and hear is always confusing so is there a meaning and usage difference between hear of and hear in each sentence or which one is correct?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
I never heard of the company's name. VS. I never heard company's name.
The usage of hear of and hear is always confusing so is there a meaning and usage difference between hear of and hear in each sentence or which one is correct?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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Hans51 I never heard of his name. = It is a strange, rare name. Hans51 I never heard his name.
- Hans51 I never heard of his name.
- = It is a strange, rare name.
- Hans51 I never heard his name.
- = I didn't know his name; I couldn't hear it.
- Hans51 never heard of the company's name.
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Hans51I never heard of his name.= It is a strange, rare name.
Hans51 I never heard his name.= I didn't know his name; I couldn't hear it.
Hans51 never heard of the company's name. VS. I never heard company's name.Ditto.
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