By or from?
I'd would like to know when we use from or by, the differences between these
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There are several meanings in these propositions (200 maybe?) and a quick generalisation is impossible. The easiest explanation and also the longest is to listen out how they are used by good users of the language and make your own conclusion.
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We use "by" to say that something is made by somebody. And we use "from" to say that something or somebody belongs to somebody.
This book was written by famous author.
I took this book from Michael.
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