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Mary Petrenko
entrence of his
Hello, everyone!
Please, explain me the difference between "his entrence" and "entrence of his"?
As I think, it's quite the same, but sounds more like for books. Am I right?
Thank you!
Jul 14, 2020 7:39 AM
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"His entrance" would be more commonly used. "Entrance of his" requires an article (it would usually be "that") and would really only be used for emphasis. Some examples....
His entrance into the room went unnoticed.
Nobody noticed his entrance into the room.
That entrance of his was quite something, wouldn't you say?
Hope this helps. I am not a professional teacher, just a native English speaker.
July 14, 2020
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Thank you, Anna!
July 15, 2020
Mary Petrenko
Language Skills
English, German, Russian
Learning Language
English
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