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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
When to use 'be' and when to use 'be of'?
this seems like a stupid question but when someone ask me to explain it, i just couldnt come out with a definite answwer. anyone? thanks!
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He will be here any moment. It will be of great importance. = It will be very important.
- He will be here any moment.
- It will be of great importance.
- = It will be very important.
- I hope I can be of assistance.
- CB
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He will be here any moment.
It will be of great importance. = It will be very important.
I hope I can be of assistance.
CB
It will be of great importance. = It will be very important.
I hope I can be of assistance.
CB
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