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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Interior Minister vs. Minister of Interior
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I have serious doubts about this issue. Many times you say also "nectar of the gods" vs. "Gods´ nectar" ...
I guess the real question is when do you use the preposition 'of'. Some times this is clear "something of a whole" such "a sock of that drawer" but some times I don´t know which way to say the above examples...
I have serious doubts about this issue. Many times you say also "nectar of the gods" vs. "Gods´ nectar" ...
I guess the real question is when do you use the preposition 'of'. Some times this is clear "something of a whole" such "a sock of that drawer" but some times I don´t know which way to say the above examples...
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CalifJim explains this very well here:
- CalifJim explains this very well here:
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