TitoBr
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Hi there!
I know that the sentence below does not need the preposition "of". What I do not know is how to explain why it does not belong there.
Most of plants have flowers.
I believe this mistake is made because most of the times, most is followed by this preposition, right? Which argument could I give to explain that "of" is not needed in the sentence above?
Cheers,
Tito
I know that the sentence below does not need the preposition "of". What I do not know is how to explain why it does not belong there.
Most of plants have flowers.
I believe this mistake is made because most of the times, most is followed by this preposition, right? Which argument could I give to explain that "of" is not needed in the sentence above?
Cheers,
Tito