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Reply With QuoteThe usual preposition is "of".Originally Posted by English4everyone
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- 07-Dec-2011, 13:03 #1
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in /of Which is correct?
1 the hottest day of the year
2 the hottest day in the year
3 the hottest day of the year so far
4 the hottest day in the year so far
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- 07-Dec-2011, 15:46 #2
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Re: in /of
- 07-Dec-2011, 19:51 #3
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Re: in /of So, (in) is not wrong. It is just better to use (of) gramatically. Am I right? Originally Posted by bhaisahab
- 07-Dec-2011, 20:09 #4
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Re: in /of Yes, you are right. It's not wrong grammatically, it's just that we tend not to say it like that. Originally Posted by English4everyone
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