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Grammar
'Of' vs 'about'
What's the difference between of and about in the following sentence? Are they both grammatical?
1- The worst part about having a mental illness is that people want you to behave as if you don't.
2- The worst part of having a mental illness is that people want you to behave as if you don't.
1- The worst part about having a mental illness is that people want you to behave as if you don't.
2- The worst part of having a mental illness is that people want you to behave as if you don't.
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cat desk What's the difference between of and about in the following sentence? They are both fine. The meaning is the same.
- cat desk What's the difference between of and about in the following sentence?
- They are both fine.
- The meaning is the same.
- CJ
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cat deskWhat's the difference between of and about in the following sentence?
They are both fine. The meaning is the same.
CJ
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