What is the difference between A : It can be a bit of a hassle at times. and B : It can be a bit a hassle at times. and "A bit" and "A bit of", what is difference between the two? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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B is simply incorrect without "of".
Alternatively, you can say "It can be a bit hassling at times"
They are both identical in meaning.
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B is simply incorrect without "of".
Alternatively, you can say "It can be a bit hassling at times"
They are both identical in meaning.
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