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Magic79 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Short of brains vs short on brains

Hi,

Can anyone explain the difference between:

a. He's short of brains.

b. He's short on brains.

These two have been discussed in English Prepositions Explained by Seth Lindstromberg, but I haven't been able to get the difference.

Thanks for your help.

  

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What did Seth say the difference was? Personally, I wouldn't use "of" in that sentence, so I'm curious. CJ

— CalifJim

  • What did Seth say the difference was?
  • Personally, I wouldn't use "of" in that sentence, so I'm curious.
  • CJ
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What did Seth say the difference was?

Personally, I wouldn't use "of" in that sentence, so I'm curious.

CJ

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