I need know what's the diference in both and both of...(neither anda neither of...)
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both + noun...both people, both books
both of + pronoun....both of them, both of us
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Truthfully, there is not a big difference. If you want to get technical:
1. "Both" can be a noun and an adjective
2. "both" by itself is an adjective
3. "both" in "both of" is a noun
Examples:
1. I like both paintings. (adjective)
2. I like both of the paintings. (noun)
Source: American English (self)
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