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Of or From
Which one or ones are correct?
A) I like this book of Mr.Smith.
B) I would like to read this book of him.
C) I like this book from Mr. Smith.
D) I would like to read this book from him.
Actually the book is written by Mr. Smith.
Thank you in advance.
2019年2月18日 09:45
回答 · 4
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they are correct with 'by',
not 'of' or 'from'
:)
2019年2月18日
I like the book written by Mr smith.
I like the book of = is used to describe a specific book "The book of Mormon" "The book of Elli" "The book of Enoch" are all titles of Books.
"The book BY Michelle Obama" = google search this and you get books written by the Author.
"The book OF Michelle Obama" = same results in google.
The book BY = better and most natural.
The book OF = can refer to A book by specific Author/Writer or A title.
Of = owner 0r title Or implied Author/Writer :
Of = "of the year/week/month"
By = Author Writer.
You can use whatever you feel is best for the situation. "of" or "By" but from is not quite correct.
From= "The shop/store/publisher/" Author/writer + name
To make things clear "The book from the Author/Writer Mr smith" = Obvious now what and who you mean.
2019年2月18日
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