from/on both sides
Is the sentence below ok?
I get my good looks from my mother's side.
Thanks.
Yes, that's what is commonly said.
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Thank you for your reply.
Apparently, my question is incomplete.
I came across the below examples on Macmillan Dictionary. My question is: Why isn't the same preposition used in both sentences, as to my knowledge, saying "my uncle from my father's side" is incorrect and "on" should be used instead.