Oct 15 2023 A preposition phrase headed byofis a common wayofattributing a quality to a noun either as a modifier or as a predicate a manofdiscretion = a man who possesses discretion a discreet man. This approach isofvalue. = This approach possesses value it is valuable
This construction pushes the attributed quality to the endofthe phrase or clause the emphatic Forgot your password? No worries! Just send us an email and we ll send you instructions so you can get back to it
Happy fishing! Apr 28 2021 The momentofimpact is the moment when something hit something else perhaps a car accident. The speaker cannot remember that moment they have no memoryofit. Because no not any comes before memory there is no need for the definite article the
If the person did remember something they might say The memoryofthe impact will stay with me for a long time. A kingoffighters could No sentences 8 12 are not correct. You could say Your whispers are a distraction to me otherwise you need to completely re word them
Yes the structure is fairly formal
In everyday conversation we would usually say that something is important rather than isofimportance COI DeclarationofInterest forms from all the authorsofan article is required for every submiss web of science CHINA CERNET Fderation Dec 1 2022 Looking at similar threads on this site and on others I could find the only one explanation on this topic
It is best expressed here A is partofB. A is integral to B A and B are indivisible A is a partofB
B consistsofa numberofcomponents oneofwhich is A According to this explanation only my version with a partof is correct [ when which can also be considered Feb 25 2023 As Ngram Viewer shows as a partof is 18 times less common in British English
In American English though it s somewhat less rare being only 11 times less common. To me in the US either sounds fine. But they have slightly different meanings for reasons that the Cambridge definitionof part explains. As an uncountable noun part means some but not allofa thing
As a I am a bit confused about these two forms For example John reads books allofthe time all the time All the students Allofthe students have participated in march against smoking in the campus Oct 24 2021 I want to know what the constraints are on using the phrase oneofthe
Is it used correctly in this example? He is oneofthe soldiers who fight for their country Oct 15 2023 A preposition phrase headed byofis a common wayofattributing a quality to a noun either as a modifier or as a predicate a manofdiscretion = a man who possesses discretion a discreet man
This approach isofvalue. = This approach possesses value it is valuable. This construction pushes the attributed quality to the endofthe phrase or clause the emphatic Forgot your password? No worries! Just send us an email and we ll send you instructions so you can get back to it
Happy fishing! Apr 28 2021 The momentofimpact is the moment when something hit something else perhaps a car accident. The speaker cannot remember that moment they have no memoryofit. Because no not any comes before memory there is no need for the definite article the
If the person did remember something they might say The memoryofthe impact will stay with me for a long time. A kingoffighters could No sentences 8 12 are not correct. You could say Your whispers are a distraction to me otherwise you need to completely re word them
Yes the structure is fairly formal
In everyday conversation we would usually say that something is important rather than isofimportance COI DeclarationofInterest forms from all the authorsofan article is required for every submiss web of science CHINA CERNET Fderation Dec 1 2022 Looking at similar threads on this site and on others I could find the only one explanation on this topic
It is best expressed here A is partofB. A is integral to B A and B are indivisible A is a partofB
B consistsofa numberofcomponents oneofwhich is A According to this explanation only my version with a partof is correct [ when which can also be considered Feb 25 2023 As Ngram Viewer shows as a partof is 18 times less common in British English
In American English though it s somewhat less rare being only 11 times less common. To me in the US either sounds fine. But they have slightly different meanings for reasons that the Cambridge definitionof part explains. As an uncountable noun part means some but not allofa thing
As a I am a bit confused about these two forms For example John reads books allofthe time all the time All the students Allofthe students have participated in march against smoking in the campus Oct 24 2021 I want to know what the constraints are on using the phrase oneofthe
Is it used correctly in this example? He is oneofthe soldiers who fight for their country.
This construction pushes the attributed quality to the endofthe phrase or clause the emphatic Forgot your password? No worries! Just send us an email and we ll send you instructions so you can get back to it
Happy fishing! Apr 28 2021 The momentofimpact is the moment when something hit something else perhaps a car accident. The speaker cannot remember that moment they have no memoryofit. Because no not any comes before memory there is no need for the definite article the
If the person did remember something they might say The memoryofthe impact will stay with me for a long time. A kingoffighters could No sentences 8 12 are not correct. You could say Your whispers are a distraction to me otherwise you need to completely re word them
Yes the structure is fairly formal
In everyday conversation we would usually say that something is important rather than isofimportance COI DeclarationofInterest forms from all the authorsofan article is required for every submiss web of science CHINA CERNET Fderation Dec 1 2022 Looking at similar threads on this site and on others I could find the only one explanation on this topic
It is best expressed here A is partofB. A is integral to B A and B are indivisible A is a partofB
B consistsofa numberofcomponents oneofwhich is A According to this explanation only my version with a partof is correct [ when which can also be considered Feb 25 2023 As Ngram Viewer shows as a partof is 18 times less common in British English
In American English though it s somewhat less rare being only 11 times less common. To me in the US either sounds fine. But they have slightly different meanings for reasons that the Cambridge definitionof part explains. As an uncountable noun part means some but not allofa thing
As a I am a bit confused about these two forms For example John reads books allofthe time all the time All the students Allofthe students have participated in march against smoking in the campus Oct 24 2021 I want to know what the constraints are on using the phrase oneofthe
Is it used correctly in this example? He is oneofthe soldiers who fight for their country Oct 15 2023 A preposition phrase headed byofis a common wayofattributing a quality to a noun either as a modifier or as a predicate a manofdiscretion = a man who possesses discretion a discreet man
This approach isofvalue. = This approach possesses value it is valuable. This construction pushes the attributed quality to the endofthe phrase or clause the emphatic Forgot your password? No worries! Just send us an email and we ll send you instructions so you can get back to it
Happy fishing! Apr 28 2021 The momentofimpact is the moment when something hit something else perhaps a car accident. The speaker cannot remember that moment they have no memoryofit. Because no not any comes before memory there is no need for the definite article the
If the person did remember something they might say The memoryofthe impact will stay with me for a long time. A kingoffighters could No sentences 8 12 are not correct. You could say Your whispers are a distraction to me otherwise you need to completely re word them
Yes the structure is fairly formal
In everyday conversation we would usually say that something is important rather than isofimportance COI DeclarationofInterest forms from all the authorsofan article is required for every submiss web of science CHINA CERNET Fderation Dec 1 2022 Looking at similar threads on this site and on others I could find the only one explanation on this topic
It is best expressed here A is partofB. A is integral to B A and B are indivisible A is a partofB
B consistsofa numberofcomponents oneofwhich is A According to this explanation only my version with a partof is correct [ when which can also be considered Feb 25 2023 As Ngram Viewer shows as a partof is 18 times less common in British English
In American English though it s somewhat less rare being only 11 times less common. To me in the US either sounds fine. But they have slightly different meanings for reasons that the Cambridge definitionof part explains. As an uncountable noun part means some but not allofa thing
As a I am a bit confused about these two forms For example John reads books allofthe time all the time All the students Allofthe students have participated in march against smoking in the campus Oct 24 2021 I want to know what the constraints are on using the phrase oneofthe
Is it used correctly in this example? He is oneofthe soldiers who fight for their country.