Is it grammatically correct to say:
Year of built 1922
when talking about house or some other building?
I know i should probably use phrase:
Built in 1922
or just
Built 1922
but I wonder if that first phrase is correct or not?
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Sign up to join this communityIs it grammatically correct to say:
Year of built 1922
when talking about house or some other building?
I know i should probably use phrase:
Built in 1922
or just
Built 1922
but I wonder if that first phrase is correct or not?
Year of built 1922
No, that is incorrect because you cannot use 'of' before a verb (other than a gerund).
Possibilities
Year of build, 1922
Year of construction, 1922
Year built, 1922