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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"by" or "of"

Hi!

Which is correct?

We request you to give a timely notice if the services by an interpreter will be necessary during the court sitting.

or

We request you to give a timely notice if the services of an interpreter will be necessary during the court sitting.

Or are they interchangble?

Thanks a lot!
  

Top answer

Only 'of' is correct.

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  • Only 'of' is correct.
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Only 'of' is correct.
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We request you to give timely notice . . .

Delete the article 'a'. The word 'notice' here is uncountable.

Clive
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AnonymousWe request you to give a timely ...
We request that you give timely...sounds better to my ear.
Anonymousservices of an interpreter
As Rover_KE already said, this one is the right one.

CJ
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