Without Sometimes need to write "without of". In other cases need to write just "without". How can I understand where I must to write this "of"? And why is a difference?

Edward Malone

Mar 30, 2015 3:45 PM

Answers · 7

I haven't heard the usage "without of". Can you give me an example?

March 30, 2015

I have never heard of "without of". As far as I am aware, "without" should nev be followed by the preposition "of". Could you provide an example of where you have seen/heard this from native speakers?

March 31, 2015

Where did you see "without of" used? Is it a text ar just a sentence/statement? Because there is no such mix of words as "without of" in English, it is just a stereotypical mistake of foreigners.

March 30, 2015

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