This is a rather common mistake among learners of English. There is a subtle but clear difference between “approve” and “approve of”…
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This is a rather common mistake among learners of English. There is a subtle but clear difference between “approve” and “approve of”…
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I’m really glad I read this article because I didn’t know the difference between “approve” and “approve of”.
I’m going to be able to use them without doubting what I’m saying.
So now a few sentences with “approve” and “approve of”:
I don’t approve of people going out to stretch their legs while we’re in confinement.
I don’t approve of people using my computer behind my back.
I wore purple clothes; my mother did not approve.