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"Gift from ~" refers to who gave the gift. So, "A gift from ...
We would use the first if we were telling a story about, say...
It's a compound noun where the second word is basically an a...
Here's my early morning, pre-caffeinated take on it: If you ...
As dyske pointed out, when you have a double subject, each p...
There's certainly a case to be made for "myself" as an appos...
A reflexive is usually used as an object pronoun, when the s...
It's incorrect to add a question mark because it's not a que...
February 22, 2013, 2:38pm • 3 votes
on: “gift of” vs. “gift from”
Oh, I'm going to get smacked for using "between three," aren...