From-Of | Commonly Confused Words

From

/frəm/

Used to show the origin of something or starting point of motion or time.

I'm from China.He says is very different from they say, remember.We can see them from here,' said Bobbie.

This word has no antonyms

Used to indicate belonging or origin between two items, or to specify a part or amount.

From then on she took control of everything.He said, 'Of course I am.'And "my lady" instead of "madam"?

This word has no antonyms

From indicates a starting point or origin, like a departure or beginning of a process.
Of shows belonging or a connection, often used to indicate a relationship between parts and a whole.
Remember from often answers the question where? like from the store.
Of usually indicates whose or what, like a piece of the cake.
Think of from as traveling or changing position, whereas of is more about possession or parts.