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SweetFreedom Posted 12 years ago
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Which is correct?
I think (2),(a) and (b) are correct. The "of" in (1) should be deleted.
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(1) The river flowed over of its bank.
(2) The river flowed over its bank.
(a) The shoes fit me.
(b) The shoes fit my feet.
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(1) The river flowed over of its bank.
(2) The river flowed over its bank.
(a) The shoes fit me.
(b) The shoes fit my feet.
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SweetFreedom : I think (2),(a) and (b) are correct. The "of" in (1) should be deleted. ------------------------------------------------ (1) The river flowed over of its bank.
- SweetFreedom : I think (2),(a) and (b) are correct.
- The "of" in (1) should be deleted.
- ------------------------------------------------ (1) The river flowed over of its bank.
- No 'of'.
- (2) The river flowed over its bank.
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SweetFreedom:
I think (2),(a) and (b) are correct. The "of" in (1) should be deleted.
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(1) The river flowed over of its bank.
No 'of'.
(2) The river flowed over its bank.
Did it just overflow on
I think (2),(a) and (b) are correct. The "of" in (1) should be deleted.
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(1) The river flowed over of its bank.
No 'of'.
(2) The river flowed over its bank.
Did it just overflow on
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So we also say "the socks fit me", not "the socks fit my feet"?
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