Option to or option of?
What's the correct sentence?
.You have the option to stay home or come with us.
-You have the option of staying home or coming with us
How different is to use the preposition of with the noun "option" from using the preposition to with this noun?
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Answers · 2
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I wouldn't say that there was a difference between the two.
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I agree with Su.Ki. there is no difference.
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