Rachel Adams
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Hello.
Is "of" optional in the first sentence? It is in the second, if I am not mistaken.
1. "The church doesn't approve of surrogacy. Despite the fact that it gives couples a chance to have a child."
2. "The church disapprove of surrogacy despite the fact that it gives couples a chance to have a child."
Is "of" optional in the first sentence? It is in the second, if I am not mistaken.
1. "The church doesn't approve of surrogacy. Despite the fact that it gives couples a chance to have a child."
2. "The church disapprove of surrogacy despite the fact that it gives couples a chance to have a child."