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- 05-Nov-2007, 03:44 #1
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from and out of Dear teachers,
Please read the sentence:
For someone born and brought up in a big city, a tap is simply something that water comes from.
My question is: can I use 'out of ' instead of 'from'? If I can, do they bear the same meaning? If I can't could you please explain why?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you in advance.
Jiang
- 05-Nov-2007, 03:51 #2
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Re: from and out of Yes, and they both mean the same thing.
- 05-Nov-2007, 13:02 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: from and out of Thank you very much for you reply. Now I see.
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Jiang
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