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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference?
What is the difference between "I'm begging of you" and "I'm begging you"?
When do you use this "of"?
When do you use this "of"?
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Stick with I'm begging you. I'm begging of you means the same but if used to the wrong person of intonation could be considered wrong. I'm begging you is a safe option (and better English).
- Stick with I'm begging you.
- I'm begging of you means the same but if used to the wrong person of intonation could be considered wrong.
- I'm begging you is a safe option (and better English).
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Stick with I'm begging you. I'm begging of you means the same but if used to the wrong person of intonation could be considered wrong. I'm begging you is a safe option (and better English).
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