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Many English students have trouble knowing when to use the prepositions "OF", "FROM" and "BY" For example : "The people of Europe" vs "the people from Europe". Both are possible, but their meaning is different. Have a look at this grammar sheet to learn when to use each one of these three prepositions.
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Many English students have trouble knowing when to use the prepositions "OF", "FROM" and "BY" For example : "The people of Europe" vs "the people from Europe". Both are possible, but their meaning is different. Have a look at this grammar sheet to learn when to use each one of these three prepositions.