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Hello,I am trying to use "of which" in a sentence, but I'm having trouble with this one I came up with:"I liked the first movie better than the second one, of which the voice acting I found terrible""I liked the first movie better than the second one, which's voice acting I found terrible"Is this correct?

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ddd1234Is this correct?

No.

"I liked the first movie better than the second one, of in which ~~the voice acting~~ I found the acting to be terrible."

You need to find better examples. Look for a simple sentence where "of" is used correctly.

Three of the six apples were rotten. 
Half of the apples were rotten.
Many of the desserts they serve are made by the local bakery Bagatelle.
None of Mr. Barton' apologies were remotely believable.

Then you form dependent clauses by adding a main clause:

I bought a bag of six apples, three of which were rotten.
I bought a bag of six apples, of which half were rotten.
We also sampled some desserts, many of which were made by the local bakery Bagatelle.
Mr. Barton then apologized several times, not even one of which was remotely believable.

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