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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Of "versus" from?
I would like to know when to use "of" and "from" in news writing.
For example, which of these two sentences is correct:
-The victim was identified by the Texas Department of Public safety as 68-year-old John Miller of Amarillo, Texas.
or
-The victim was identified by the Texas Department of Public safety as 68-year-old John Miller from Amarillo, Texas.
Thank you in advance for your help.
For example, which of these two sentences is correct:
-The victim was identified by the Texas Department of Public safety as 68-year-old John Miller of Amarillo, Texas.
or
-The victim was identified by the Texas Department of Public safety as 68-year-old John Miller from Amarillo, Texas.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
They are both fine. 'Of' is more usual in this structure.
- They are both fine.
- 'Of' is more usual in this structure.
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