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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Agreement of/from
I am confused by using both agreement of and agreement from in a sentence. Would you please advise? Could they both be used in a sentence. For example:
The agreement 'of' universities to increase tuition fees was shocking.
Gained the agreement 'of' sponsors for a business opportunity.
Obtained the agreement 'from/of' the company for business opportunities.
Just wondering if I used them correctly in each sentence. If not, please do the necessary changes/ corrections for each sentence. Many Thanks!
The agreement 'of' universities to increase tuition fees was shocking.
Gained the agreement 'of' sponsors for a business opportunity.
Obtained the agreement 'from/of' the company for business opportunities.
Just wondering if I used them correctly in each sentence. If not, please do the necessary changes/ corrections for each sentence. Many Thanks!
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Anonymous wondering if I used them correctly in each sentence You did. In the third one, it's the verb 'obtain' that allows 'from' as well as 'of'. CJ
- Anonymous wondering if I used them correctly in each sentence You did.
- In the third one, it's the verb 'obtain' that allows 'from' as well as 'of'.
- CJ
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Anonymouswondering if I used them correctly in each sentenceYou did. In the third one, it's the verb 'obtain' that allows 'from' as well as 'of'.
CJ
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