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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
about for vs. about
may i ask what is correct below?
Can you tell me something about the meeting last night?
Can you tell me something about for the meeting last night?
How about for your suggestion?
How about of your suggestion?
How about your suggestion?
Can you tell me something about the meeting last night?
Can you tell me something about for the meeting last night?
How about for your suggestion?
How about of your suggestion?
How about your suggestion?
Top answer
This one is correct. Can you tell me something about the meeting last night? How about your suggestion, was it accepted?
- This one is correct.
- Can you tell me something about the meeting last night?
- How about your suggestion, was it accepted?
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This one is correct.
Can you tell me something about the meeting last night?
How about your suggestion, was it accepted?
Can you tell me something about the meeting last night?
How about your suggestion, was it accepted?
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Can you tell me something about the meeting last night? OK
Can you tell me something about for the meeting last night? Not OK
How about for your suggestion? Not OK
How about of your suggestion? Not OK
How about your suggestion?
Can you tell me something about for the meeting last night? Not OK
How about for your suggestion? Not OK
How about of your suggestion? Not OK
How about your suggestion?
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