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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
in/of a year
The actress is the most popular (of / in) the year.
Which one is right, and what's the difference? Thanks~~
Which one is right, and what's the difference? Thanks~~
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The most popular of the year. The most popular in a year. Both are used.
- The most popular of the year.
- The most popular in a year.
- Both are used.
- The first one seems to suggest that some organization has made an award, or offered an opinion.
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The most popular of the year.
The most popular in a year.
Both are used.
The first one seems to suggest that some organization has made an award, or offered an opinion.
The second one could be "one man's opinion." (It's been a year since such a popular actress has come on the scene.)
The most popular in a year.
Both are used.
The first one seems to suggest that some organization has made an award, or offered an opinion.
The second one could be "one man's opinion." (It's been a year since such a popular actress has come on the scene.)
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