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1. I tried to open the door but the handle came of
in my hand.
2. The old man didn't give me a minute of peace. 3. This coat isn't mine. lt's of a friend. 4. They are both friends of him. 5. I don't think the watch is of gold. 6. Arlon is one of the oldest towns of Belgium • 7. I arrived in London on 25th of November. 8. The scenery reminded her of a painting of Renoir. 9. The magazine contains six pages of photographs of the Cup Final of Europe . |
1. I tried to open the door but the handle ceme off
In my hand.
2. The old man didn't give me a minute's peace. 3. This coat Isn't mine. it's a friend's. 4. They are both friends of his. 5. I don't think the watch Is made of gold. 6. Arlon is one of the oldest town In Belgium. 7. I arrived In London on 25th November. 8. The scenery reminded her of a painting by Renoir. 9. The photographs magazine contains alx pages of of the European Cup Final. |
1. Compare· 'lhe handle of the drawer came off in my
hand.'
2. Time expressions are usually formed with ·'• or ·•': 'last week's news', 'three months' leave', etc. 3. To express human ownership, use ·'I (NOT of ). Compare: 'John's garden' BUT 'the roof of the house' 4. (a friend of mine/yours/his/hers/ours/theirs = one of my/your/his/her/our/their friends Compare: 'That's a photograph of him.' (= showing him) 'That's a photograph of his.' (= belonging to or taken by him) 5. (be) made of gold/wood/plastic etc. 6. a town In Belgium, a village in France, NOT of 7. Say 'the 25th of November' or 'November the 25th' BUT write '25th November' or 'November 25th' WITHOUT lhe or of. 8. a painting of Renoir = a picture that someone painted of Renoir a painting by Renoir = a picture that Renoir painted 9. A phrase beginning with of should not be used to modify a noun when there is an adjective available: 'Do you l ike English cheese?' NOT 'Do you like the cheese of England?' |