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[Grammar] of vs. from
- Thread starter BJoeR
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Welcome to the board, BjoeR.
Neither of them is correct.
Please give us at least a full sentence.
I don't know what you want to say.
Rover
Neither of them is correct.
Please give us at least a full sentence.
I don't know what you want to say.
Rover
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As the youngest of (or from) my brother and two cousins..
Which would be correct?
Thanks.
OK. Here is the full sentence:
As the youngest (of/from) my brother and two cousins, I was used to being ignored, threatened and abused.
Thanks.
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"Among" would be the best. "Of" would work.
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