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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions after the word "opinion"
Is it OK to say:
1. What is Mr. Lee's opinion about contemporary children?
2. What did Rachel do that changed Mr. Lee's opinion of her?
1. What is Mr. Lee's opinion about contemporary children?
2. What did Rachel do that changed Mr. Lee's opinion of her?
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Hi, Yes, both are OK. Clive
- Hi, Yes, both are OK.
- Clive
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These are both fine. Re #1, we often hear "Mr. Lee's opinion on a particular issue," but "on" wouldn't work for #2. "About" would also work for #2, but "of" is much preferred.
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