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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The using of "Of"
I found a setence that start with word "of".
It confused me, such as: "Of the problems in the above list, shortest paths provideds the easiest examples."
So the question is what would be different if I start with "In the problems in the above list, shortest..."
Can you tell me if that would will be the same or not?
It confused me, such as: "Of the problems in the above list, shortest paths provideds the easiest examples."
So the question is what would be different if I start with "In the problems in the above list, shortest..."
Can you tell me if that would will be the same or not?
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Well, the rest of your sentence is not quite correct either, but I'll say that you could use 'in'-- but it wouldn't be natural. ).
- Well, the rest of your sentence is not quite correct either, but I'll say that you could use 'in'-- but it wouldn't be natural.
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Well, the rest of your sentence is not quite correct either, but I'll say that you could use 'in'-- but it wouldn't be natural. The original is the natural way ('Of the...).
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