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MegaBird Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Question Of/About
"There is no question of / about his guilt."
Does the choice of "of" or "about" make a difference?
Does the choice of "of" or "about" make a difference?
Top answer
YES! " = the man is as guilty as ****. " = the man is innocent!
- YES!
- " = the man is as guilty as ****.
- " = the man is innocent!
- where deriving the real meaning is too convoluted.
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YES!
"...no question about his guilt." = the man is as guilty as ****.
'no question about' = there is no doubt about (something)
If...if you tried to use 'of'' in your sentence, it would have the meaning
"...no question of his guilt." = the man is innocent!
'no question of' = no possibility of
...where deriving the real meaning
"...no question about his guilt." = the man is as guilty as ****.
'no question about' = there is no doubt about (something)
If...if you tried to use 'of'' in your sentence, it would have the meaning
"...no question of his guilt." = the man is innocent!
'no question of' = no possibility of
...where deriving the real meaning
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