This village lacks of a pharmacy.
This village lacks a pharmacy.
When lack is a verb, do not put of after it: ‘The village lacks a pharmacy.’
When lack is a noun, use lack of: ‘There is a lack of public transport here.’
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This village lacks of a pharmacy.
This village lacks a pharmacy.
When lack is a verb, do not put of after it: ‘The village lacks a pharmacy.’
When lack is a noun, use lack of: ‘There is a lack of public transport here.’
See MISS