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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
made of vs made from
Hi,
I read about the difference between "made of" and "made from" on this website.
Wine is made ( ) grapes.
In this case, is the answer "from"?
I read about the difference between "made of" and "made from" on this website.
Wine is made ( ) grapes.
In this case, is the answer "from"?
Top answer
This table is made of wood. Of is used if the material still exists in its original form in the finished product. Wine is made from grapes.
- This table is made of wood.
- Of is used if the material still exists in its original form in the finished product.
- Wine is made from grapes.
- From refers to the source material, from which something different is produced.
- You can easily see with your eyes that wood has been used to make the table, whereas it's impossible to see what has been used to make wine.
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This table is made of wood.
Of is used if the material still exists in its original form in the finished product.
Wine is made from grapes.
From refers to the source material, from which something different is produced.
You can easily see with your eyes that wood has been used to make the table, whereas it's impossible to s
Of is used if the material still exists in its original form in the finished product.
Wine is made from grapes.
From refers to the source material, from which something different is produced.
You can easily see with your eyes that wood has been used to make the table, whereas it's impossible to s
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