In the article of The Washington Post: Americans increasingly see climate change as a crisis, there are sentences as follow.
"I am deathly afraid, not for my kids, but for my kids' kids and what they will have to deal with,"
said Mechaella DeRicci, 50, a resperatory care practitioner in Bristol, Conn.
Question) I think the sentence shown above by the bold letters should be written as follows.
I am deathly afraid, not of my kids, but of my kids' kids and of what they will have to deal with.
Am I right?
Thank you.
Kazu Fudaba
"I am deathly afraid, not for my kids, but for my kids' kids and what they will have to deal with,"
said Mechaella DeRicci, 50, a resperatory care practitioner in Bristol, Conn.
Question) I think the sentence shown above by the bold letters should be written as follows.
I am deathly afraid, not of my kids, but of my kids' kids and of what they will have to deal with.
Am I right?
Thank you.
Kazu Fudaba