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Hrsanei Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Most or most of
Hi.
Would you answer the following question accompanying with explanation.
A. Do your classmates study a lot?
B. Yes, ----------------students here do.
a. most b. most of
Thanks
Would you answer the following question accompanying with explanation.
A. Do your classmates study a lot?
B. Yes, ----------------students here do.
a. most b. most of
Thanks
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B. Yes, most students here do. (most used in its adjective form) B.
- B.
- Yes, most students here do.
- (most used in its adjective form) B.
- Yes, most of the students here do.
- (most used in its pronoun form)
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B. Yes, most students here do. (most used in its adjective form)
B. Yes, most of the students here do. (most used in its pronoun form)
B. Yes, most of the students here do. (most used in its pronoun form)
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Thank you ver much for your respone.
Would you tell me which part of speech the underlined part is in the following sentence?
Ex. Most of what he told me wasn't true.
What is the difference between the underlined part and the students in the previous post? why of precedes the underlined part but students does not follow of after most.
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Would you tell me which part of speech the underlined part is in the following sentence?
Ex. Most of what he told me wasn't true.
What is the difference between the underlined part and the students in the previous post? why of precedes the underlined part but students does not follow of after most.
T
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it's a noun phrase...I find it's useful to use a substitute word sometimes to see these things more clearly ...i.e. "most of the things"
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