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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is too derivative of ~

This deluxe hardcover graphic novel has gorgeous painted artwork, but it is let down by a serviceable story that is too derivative of Hiroaki Samura's BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL.

I'd like to know whether I can replace "of" with "from" in the adjective phrase "derivative of Hiroaki Samura's BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL."

Thank you in advance for your help.
  

Top answer

The given sentence is correct. You can't put "from" in the sentence.

— Anonymous

  • The given sentence is correct.
  • You can't put "from" in the sentence.
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The given sentence is correct. You can't put "from" in the sentence.
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Thank you No Name One for your answer. Emotion: smile
I'd like to know whether adjectives can't take other prepositions except "of" so as to g
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Usual constructions:

Derivative of (not from)
Derive from (not of)
Drive out of (not from)
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