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What is a prepostitional phrase for of?

There isn't a direct prepositional phrase equivalent for "of." Prepositional phrases are formed with a preposition followed by a noun or pronoun.

"Of" itself is a preposition, and is already used to create prepositional phrases.

Here's how you can use "of" to create prepositional phrases:

* "Of the city": This phrase tells us the location or origin of something.

* "Of great importance": This phrase describes the significance of something.

* "Of my friends": This phrase identifies a specific group of people.

To rephrase a sentence using a different preposition, you might need to change the meaning slightly or use a different structure altogether. For example:

Original Sentence: The book is *of* great interest.

Rephrased Sentence: The book is *very* interesting.

Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you rephrase it using a different preposition.

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