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from

Elementary (A2)

IPA: /frʌm/

KK: /frʌm/

preposition
Definition

This word is used to show the starting point of something, whether it's a source, cause, or a limit in time or space.


Example

She received a letter from her friend.


Conversation
Sloth A
Where did you get this book from?
Sloth B
Oh, I borrowed it from the library last week.
Sloth A
That's cool! I need to get some books from there too.
Sloth B
Definitely! They have a great selection right now.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
out
away
off
Antonyms
to
toward
into
Root Explanation

The word 'from' originates from Old English 'fram', meaning away from or forward. It indicates a point of departure or origin.

Memory Tip

Think of 'from' as indicating a starting point or a place you are moving away from.

Visually Confused Words
froom
fro
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