Another simple writing question

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<p>John had a different opinion towards her.
whats wrong with this sentence? is it different opinion from?</p>

<p>or something else?</p>

2

<p>it seems correct</p>

3

<p>John had a different opinion of her?</p>

4

<p>you can't have a different opinion 'towards'. Either 'from' or 'of' works, but those sentences would have completely different meanings, so what is the larger context?</p>

5

<p>different opinion of her.</p>

<p>if you can figure out the prepositions, you'll get like a billion points higher on the SAT's. it's a weird trick they use quite often.</p>

6

<p>John had a different opinion of her</p>

7

<p>It is either "from" or "of", depending on the whole sentence.</p>

8

<p>Could it be ''about her'' ?</p>

9

<p>I don't like the questions that test idioms. =/ This is one of them.</p>

10

<p>its either "of" or "about" i guess</p>