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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Small Question

Hi Teachers,

Is it correct to say:

a) Nice to hear of you.

b) Nice hearing of you.

c) Nice to hear from you.

d) Nice hearing from you.

e) None of them.

if it is the last one, could you tell me the correct one?

Thanks in advance.

TS
  

Top answer

c) and d) are correct. a) and b) are grammatically correct, but these sentences would never used in English, in any context.

— Anonymous

  • c) and d) are correct.
  • a) and b) are grammatically correct, but these sentences would never used in English, in any context.
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c) and d) are correct. a) and b) are grammatically correct, but these sentences would never used in English, in any context.
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Hi

Great question..I am also too much interested in the further comments.

Nata
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Careful!

to hear of someone is to hear some information about them which results in your knowing of their existence.

-- Who is Frank Bridge?

-- I don't know. I have never heard of him.

OR

-- Who is Frank Bridge?

-- The name sounds familiar. I think I've heard of him. Does he have some conne
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Hi Jim,

After this explanation, among the others already given, you have once again, open doors to the art of being precise and concrete.

Everything learnt, everything to be learn.

Thank you

Best regrds

TS
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Hi Anonymous,

Thank you for your reply.

Best regards

TS
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