From or By Someone
Is the gift 'by' someone or is it 'from' someone? Is this book written 'by' or 'from' someone?
Which One Should Be Used?
From Someone
'From someone' is used to show who sent or gave something to another. Have a look:
This is a gift
The bill is
By Someone
When we want to say who created something. It can be the writer of a book, a music composer, a film producer, etc. Have a look:
The Shadow and Bone trilogy are written
I was watching a movie
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