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Cup cake Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
'Of' and its uses.
He Everyone,
I'm working on prepositions at the moment, particularly - of.
I would like to get some clarity about the following sentence:
' She is one of many who likes to go dancing.'
Is it correct to say that the use of, 'of' here relates to quantity?
Many thanks
CC.
I'm working on prepositions at the moment, particularly - of.
I would like to get some clarity about the following sentence:
' She is one of many who likes to go dancing.'
Is it correct to say that the use of, 'of' here relates to quantity?
Many thanks
CC.
Top answer
I wouldn't put it that way. This "of" is making a selection from a group or set, like "one of my friends", for instance.
- I wouldn't put it that way.
- This "of" is making a selection from a group or set, like "one of my friends", for instance.
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I wouldn't put it that way. This "of" is making a selection from a group or set, like "one of my friends", for instance.
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