I cannot realize the structure and the meaning of this sentence that says: something is of something else". For example, it's of great use, or something is of great value.
It would be great if one let me know the structure and the meaning.
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Sign up to join this communityI cannot realize the structure and the meaning of this sentence that says: something is of something else". For example, it's of great use, or something is of great value.
It would be great if one let me know the structure and the meaning.
I am of the opinion that this is another way of saying subject + verb + adjective. For instance, one can say "It's important", which the word important is an adj, or one can say "It's of very importance", which is another way to convey your opinion, but with the structure of "s+v+of+adj+noun".