can you help me? preposition "of"
Hi!! I have to continue this sentence, but I don´t know what is the preposition´s funtion "of",
what could I add next? subject? adjective?
She would have gone to the supermarket of....
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From the context, it sounds that this 'of' is either 'consisting of' or 'belonging to'. She would have gone to the supermarket of imported foods (consisting of) since she was looking for durian. She would have gone to the supermarket of south Ávila (possessive, belonging to) since it was on the way.
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A thing of another thing. Use a noun as the next word.
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As has been mentioned - if that has been given to you as an example, perhaps you should show your teacher this discussion, where several native English speakers are saying that the question does not make sense.
The only way I can finish that sentence in natural English is
"she would have gone to the supermarket of course"
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