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Daddyjohn Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Preposition 'Of'
Is the preposition OF correctly used in this sentence?
The cheese tasted OF paraffin.
Thank you very much.
The cheese tasted OF paraffin.
Thank you very much.
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Yes. It is correct. A similar sentence is - "The wall was made of brick" In your sentence, it means that there was a hint of a parrafin taste in the cheese.
- Yes.
- It is correct.
- A similar sentence is - "The wall was made of brick" In your sentence, it means that there was a hint of a parrafin taste in the cheese.
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Yes. It is correct. A similar sentence is - "The wall was made of brick"
In your sentence, it means that there was a hint of a parrafin taste in the cheese.
In your sentence, it means that there was a hint of a parrafin taste in the cheese.
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