use of ' difference'
Is the following sentence structure correct please?
The difference of A from B is that B is in white color.
Thanks a lot!
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I am not sure the grammar could be said to be absolutely incorrect, but it is extremely awkward. In a case like this, the correct grammatical structure uses the word "between". "The difference between A and B is that B is white in color".
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Thanks a lot !
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I think it should be: The difference BETWEEN A AND B is that B is in white color.
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