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EngBB Posted 15 years ago
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Is of / is
It's no help to your study.
It's of no help to your study.
Which is correct, and it they both are correct, do they have the same meaning?
It's of no help to your study.
Which is correct, and it they both are correct, do they have the same meaning?
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I would use of , which I think is more common. Both are fine.
- I would use of , which I think is more common.
- Both are fine.
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