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Khah Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

of/from 2014

Is there any difference between of* and *from 2014 ?

When should I use each?
  

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When should I use each? Please supply a sample sentence that confuses you.

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  • Please supply a sample sentence that confuses you.
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khahIs there any difference between of* and *from 2014 ?When should I use each?
Please supply a sample sentence that confuses you.
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Do you mean the difference between "of 2014" and "from 2014"? It is hard to answer that question in isolation from any context. Roughly what sort of context do you have in mind?
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Top 10 songs of 2013.
Songs from 2013.

I guess when you say ‘‘from’’ it implies the songs were made in 2013 and ‘‘of’’ only means that they were popular that year.

Am I right?
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khahTop 10 songs of 2013.Songs from 2013.I guess when you say ‘‘from’’ it implies the songs were made in 2013 and ‘‘of’’ only means that they were popular that year.
I think that most native speakers would not perceive such a difference.
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