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Discover LudwigThe phrase "of some of" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to a subset of something, usually a group or collection of items. For example: "I only ate a few of the cookies, so there are still plenty of some of them left."
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Tells of some of the duties.
Analysis of some of his films.
"An Appeal of Some of the Unlearned".
Classification of some of the girl spectators.
Tells of some of quaint bethrotal customs.
Tells of some of his antics.
Describes the temperament of some of them.
We have remains of some of those.
You've heard of some of these.
I've heard of some of those.
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