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I'm fan of your work vs I'm fond of your work

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings. 'I'm a fan of your work' implies a strong liking or admiration for the work, while 'I'm fond of your work' suggests a more gentle or affectionate feeling towards it. The choice between the two depends on the level of intensity you want to convey.

Last updated: March 17, 2024 • 8084 views

I'm fan of your work

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express admiration or liking for someone's work.

This phrase is used to show strong admiration or liking for someone's work. It implies a high level of appreciation.

Examples:

  • I'm a fan of your work. Keep it up!
  • She's a big fan of his work and follows all his projects.
  • He's a fan of her artwork and has collected several pieces.
  • They're fans of your work and are excited to see what you create next.
  • We're all fans of your work here at the office.
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  • Nov 9, 2011 ... We are really big fans of his work and he said, “Oh, yeah, I'm fan of your work.” We figured he didn't even know the Roots existed. But once you ...
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  • I'm fan of your work – I watched your video (all parts!) and was very impressed by its quality. One of the best in the genre. I actually learned a lot of new things ...

Alternatives:

  • I admire your work.
  • I love your work.
  • I appreciate your work.
  • I enjoy your work.
  • I'm impressed by your work.

I'm fond of your work

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a gentle or affectionate liking for someone's work.

This phrase is used to show a gentle or affectionate liking for someone's work. It implies a warm feeling of appreciation.

Examples:

  • I'm fond of your work. It always brings a smile to my face.
  • She's quite fond of his work and always looks forward to his new projects.
  • He's fond of her artwork and finds it very inspiring.
  • They're fond of your work and appreciate the effort you put into it.
  • We're all fond of your work and enjoy seeing your creativity.
  • Oct 11, 2013 ... Assange: 'I'm fond of your work, Cumberbatch, but let's leave it at that'. Plus: 'You don't need to bug an entire city to bug one guy's phone calls'.
  • Jul 7, 2015 ... Benford: I'm fond of your work and those of NASA. It's like Lewis and Clark opening up the Louisiana Purchase. But the people who really ...
  • Jun 4, 2012 ... Ms. Parker: First, allow Me the cliché of saying that I'm fond of your work; both on- screen and off and have read all of the books you've written ...
  • Amanda Rose L. Model. Thank you for the compliment! I'm fond of your work maybe we will be able to shoot some time! 01-28-2012 20:06:15. avatar ...

Alternatives:

  • I like your work.
  • I have a soft spot for your work.
  • I have a special place in my heart for your work.
  • I have an affection for your work.
  • I'm charmed by your work.

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