"Yesterday's" or "of yesterday"
Hi there, is there any difference?
1- Here are some glimpses of yesterday's political rally.
2- Here are some glimpses of the political rally of yesterday.
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cat desk Hi there, is there any difference? They are both good English, but "of yesterday" is less likely ordinarily. The "of" construction becomes somewhat more likely if it is a periodic event, and the timeframe should be longer than a day, but the possesive construction is still more likely.
- cat desk Hi there, is there any difference?
- They are both good English, but "of yesterday" is less likely ordinarily.
- The "of" construction becomes somewhat more likely if it is a periodic event, and the timeframe should be longer than a day, but the possesive construction is still more likely.
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cat deskHi there, is there any difference?
They are both good English, but "of yesterday" is less likely ordinarily. The "of" construction becomes somewhat more likely if it is a periodic event, and the timeframe should be longer than a day, but the possesive construction is still more likely.
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