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AussieInBgApril 2022 ”I’m a big fan of his” - here, ”his” is the possessive for ”fan”. Another way you could write this sentence is ”I’m one of his big fans.” The sentence form ”I’m a big fan of his” puts the emphasis on you personally being ”a big fan” whereas the form ”I’m one of his big fans” puts less emphasis on you personally. |
AussieInBgMay 2022 It’s ”possible”, but generally not regarded as ”grammatically incorrect” by purists.
This form is extensively used in Australian English and also used colloquially among some British and American English speakers.
Don’t try it unless you know what you are doing
Razi7272May 2022 Is it possible to say”I’m a big fan of him”?