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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Of / from

It was drizzling when I got out from / of my house.

I know it's 'of' but someone isn't agreeing with me. So please decide between us.

Thanks.

  

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I know it's 'of' but someone isn't agreeing with me. So please decide between us. I call the sentence wrong whichever preposition you choose.

— Mister Micawber

  • I know it's 'of' but someone isn't agreeing with me.
  • So please decide between us.
  • I call the sentence wrong whichever preposition you choose.
  • It was drizzling when I left my house.
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sundarnazIt was drizzling when I got out from / of my house.I know it's 'of' but someone isn't agreeing with me. So please decide between us.

I call the sentence wrong whichever preposition you choose.

It was drizzling when I left my house.

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