I have nothing to say today except this:
Dalkos was critical of the plans
and
Dalkos was critical to the plans
Mean entirely different things, but, when analyzed, they have a one-word difference and the two words could be interchangeable if used in different sentences.
Dalkos was critical of the plans
and
Dalkos was critical to the plans
Mean entirely different things, but, when analyzed, they have a one-word difference and the two words could be interchangeable if used in different sentences.
Have you read Edgar Allan Poe's "The Devil in the Belfry"? I think you would like it. Anyway, prepositions are the devil in the belfry of every natural language.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like ludicrously classical literature that I probably should read. Thanks you for the reminder!
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