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/frʌm/

prepositionfrom

Think: “FROm = FRom Origin” — it tells where something starts.

Yes, it's from. Remember it’s just four letters: f + r + o + m (no extra letters).

Definition

  1. prepositionused to show where something starts or originates (place, time, source, or cause)

Examples

  • “We walked from the library to the park.”
  • “The package is from my aunt in Texas.”
  • “From Monday to Friday, the store opens at 9 a.m.”

Synonyms

out ofstarting atsinceoriginating incoming from

Translations

ES dePT deFR de

Common misspellings

formframfrumfrommfroamfroomfr0m

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