When can we omit the preposition "of" in such cases? – ell.stackexchange.com 07:54 Posted by Unknown No Comments I'm struggling to understand when we can omit the preposition "of" in cases when we use determiners in English (distributives and quantifiers). I mean we all know that both "half the students were ... from Hot Questions - Stack Exchange OnStackOverflow via Blogspot Share this Google Facebook Twitter More Digg Linkedin Stumbleupon Delicious Tumblr BufferApp Pocket Evernote Unknown Artikel Terkait> ~/.curlrc" do? – askubuntu.com" href="https://t-techonline.blogspot.com/2017/05/what-does-echo-ipv4-curlrc-do.html">What does "echo ipv4 >> ~/.curlrc" do? – askubuntu.comIf the astronauts on Apollo 11 had landed safely on the moon but could not take off, would there have been a rescue mission? – space.stackexchange.comDisplaystyle numbers in exponent – tex.stackexchange.comCopyright Status of a Math Text – academia.stackexchange.comIs it appropriate to bring up Glassdoor reviews during an Interview? – workplace.stackexchange.comShould I loosen the tension on the bow for a break? – music.stackexchange.com
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