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Originally Posted by Little32
But then the preposition is wrong--it should be from....Either way that sentence is grammatically jacked up.
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Big Star....100%....Smiley Face, Little32
Apart or A Part?
Apart is normally used as an
adverb. It can be a part of a
preposition when joined with the word
from.
A part is a <B>noun.
</B>Example: The shed blew apart in the storm. (Adverb)
Example: I saw no one apart from you. (Preposition) Example: The motor is missing a part of the flywheel. (Noun)
http://englishplus.com/grammar/00000184.htm