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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
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Board of control for cricket
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is the national governing body for cricket in India."
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I always find it difficult to use the preposition "of" and "for"
Please explain the use of preposition "for" before "cricket in India". If we use "of" before "cricket in India"; what would sentence mean?
The above is an excerpt from Wikipedia.
I always find it difficult to use the preposition "of" and "for"
Please explain the use of preposition "for" before "cricket in India". If we use "of" before "cricket in India"; what would sentence mean?
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Of expresses a part of something, where for expresses the whole of something. The board governs the whole game of Cricket, not just a part of it.
- Of expresses a part of something, where for expresses the whole of something.
- The board governs the whole game of Cricket, not just a part of it.
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Of expresses a part of something, where for expresses the whole of something.
The board governs the whole game of Cricket, not just a part of it.
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