He requested a free copy of me.

[wotcha]

1. He requested a free copy of me.

2. He demanded an apology from me.

3. What do you require from me?



Can you please check if the above sentences are all grammatical?

[Grumpy]

Unless he wanted a clone of you, sentence 1 is incorrect. It should read, like the other two correct sentences, "from" me.

[billmcd]

Unless he wanted a clone of you, sentence 1 is incorrect. It should read, like the other two correct sentences, "from" me.

"Of me" is also OK in #3. "From me" suggests providing some tangible-entity transfer, whereas "of me" would be a more intangible asset or quality. Context, as always, rules.