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Fill in the right word. Bread is usually made ______ wheat. 1) of 2) from 3) with 4) by

Wine is made from grapes. That bridge is made of steel. A Korean dictionary says that 1’s ‘from’ is used because of the change of the property from grapes to wine, and there is not the ...

I understand the phrases made of and made from from the questions and answers provided here and here. Yet I came across three more phrases: made out of, made of, and made with which I think are ...

Google "ring is made from silver" & it returns 53000 results. Google "ring is made of silver" & it returns 226000 results. This site says "We often use made from when we talk about how ...

I want to ask a thing make from/of something but I don't know how. What are they make from? What are they make of? what do they make from? what do they make of?

Which one is correct to express the above picture? "this car is made out of leaves" "this car is made of leaves" "this car is made from leaves"?

Should "from" or "of" be used in the following? The shoes are made from/of rubber tires. I'd appreciate your help.

In the following definition of Almond Joy, should "from" or "of" be used? a type of chocolate bar in the US which is made from/of coconut and almonds I'd appreciate your help.

We use "Made from + material" (when the material changes its nature, i.e., the original substance can't be seen or left: The lotion is made from aloe Vera. But I have read : "In short, "made with ...

The hourglass was made of glassbulbs. The hourglass was made with glassbulbs. Which sentence is more common? I am so confused with their usages.

What I know about 'made from' and 'made of' is this: Chairs are made of wood - the wood is still wood, you see that AND Paper is made from wood -wood disappears, you don't see wood What I know ...

The Source These people—who may well include you and me—are eating bread made of air, and so, in a sense, are made of air as well. Isn't this supposed to be "made from air" because the air is not ...

As far as I know, "made of" is used when the material doesn't change but when it is transformed "made from" should be used. However, I came across the following sentence while reading an article on "...

Is there any difference between the following sentences? The ladder is metal. The ladder is metallic. The ladder is made of metal. I have read the construction "to be [material]" for the first time ...

Which preposition should I use in my sentences? Is each of them correct? ''Cheesesticks are made of/with/from cheese and breadcrumbs.'' ''This soup is made with/of/from peas, eggs, cheese and ...