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Deborahjeong Posted 9 years ago
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I love the paintings by Vincent van Gogh.This is the sentence I would use when I would like to describe how much I love the paintings PAINTED BY Vincent van Gogh.
Can I use the sentence right below to mean the same thing?I love the paintings OF Vincent van Gogh.
In other words, what does the sentence right above mean?
? the paintings where Vincent van Gogh is portrayed ? the paintings that are possessed by Vincent van Gogh.? the paintings that Vincent van Gogh himself painted? the paintings called Vincent van Gogh
Which of the above is correct?

I would appreciate it if you could tell me which one.

Thanks.

  

Top answer

deborahjeong I love ( the ) paintings by Vincent van Gogh. This is the sentence I would use when I would like to describe how much I love ( the ) paintings PAINTED BY Vincent van Gogh. That's correct.

  • deborahjeong I love ( the ) paintings by Vincent van Gogh.
  • This is the sentence I would use when I would like to describe how much I love ( the ) paintings PAINTED BY Vincent van Gogh.
  • That's correct.
  • deborahjeong I love the paintings OF Vincent van Gogh.
  • what does the sentence right above mean?
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deborahjeongI love (the) paintings by Vincent van Gogh. This is the sentence I would use when I would like to describe how much I love (the) paintings PAINTED BY Vincent van Gogh.

That's correct.

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