Prepositions in English – OF

"The leg of the dog" or "the dog's leg"? "England's role" or "the role of England"? "Almost all students" or "almost all of the students"? In this lesson, I'll teach you when to use the preposition 'of'. Although it's a small word, mastering 'of' is a challenge for many students. Let's solve the mystery of the word 'of' together.

[HOSSAMLSD]

There's no a word, I'd like to say it, that it tells to you about my feelings after I got it the pronunciation ''OF''. You are a real teacher who has a humanity ways of how to learn.

[zeitesixx]

Finally I found the perfect explanation of when to use apostrophe and when to use ‘of the’ to explain possession, you’ve made my day I’m the happiest person in the world right now :)

[ceciliacano]

Hello Emma I am a Spanish speaker, but I want with all my heart learn to speak English, I like so much your videos, they helped me so much, thank you, now I am your new follower, greetings from Honduras.

[tobaccoworm]

Thank you very much! It was very helpful. EngVid has taught me more things than the school.

[australiaslife]

A thousand thank you for this useful lesson Emma
Can you please tell me which of these two sentences is correct
1- I am confused about my career or,
2- I am confused of my career
In another word, I am not sure whether to use of or about
Thanks for your help in advance

[aguerojg]

I have always wanted to learn this, a true challenge for me, I really appreciate your wonderful explanation Emma!

[MultiMorenaflower]

she is great! her explanations and examples are so clear!! thank you

[onelifetime]

Thank you, Emma. You are a wonderful teacher.

[yysu]

Dear Emma you are my best English teacher . Thanks from Taiwan.

[heyyouarespecial]

Thanks for clearing my mind, i have watched and learned a lot of english lesson since past weeks and i would say engvid is by far the best english resource that have a number of professional and patience teacher.

[thangtran]

That are my helpful lesson, it's made me widen my knowledge about preposition of english grammar so that i can use of easily without getting bored

[laljondi]

Thank you Emma for simplifying this!! I believe most "OF" your online English students mix the use of "OF" up, in the third case ...:) ... As always, great job!

[Jdbdjjfjfn]

actually the lesson is very useful and the teacher is so lovely. she's got a good way to make the learners understanding the topics

[MdZeeshanAlamOfficial]

Finally i got the answer. I saw one examples on different youtube channel, the viewer posted the sentences contains TO and FOR, are follows,
"One of the advantages 'to' living in the city
One of the advantages of living in the city is."
I did not understand meaning of these to and for. But now it get clear after watching your video.
I understand that in the above sentence "OF" is used in the sense of expression of quantity.
And "TO" is used in the sense of direction or movement.
Correct me if i am wrong plz.
And thank you for uploading this video, you are being very helpful to all of us.
Love ❤ from India .

[vss]

I just want to clear myself about 'A great deal of ' expression. I think the expression 'A great deal of' should be used with singular uncountable noun.
Could you please let me know whether my understanding is correct?

[Mones]

Thanks a lot for this kind of videos! They really help me better learn and use correctly the beautiful American English language.

[jasminequeen]

You are the best teacher . I have never seen anywhere

[sanjibganguli]

Respected sir, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to fill in the blank with appropriate preposition-England stormed into the Quarter finals ---(in/of) the World Cup.

[sorenaparak]

Thank for the wonderful lesson.
I will ask you a question in this specific case, Possession. Which sentence is correct:
1. The kitchen door
2. The door of the kitchen
3. A door of the kitchen

Thank

[SuperGsound]

You`re a great Teacher. I love yours classes.