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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
contact information of vs. contact information for
Please which of the following is correct?
(A patient asking a former patient about the doctor's address)
1. Could you please give contact information for Doctor Bin?
1. Could you please give contact information of Doctor Bin?
Thank you
(A patient asking a former patient about the doctor's address)
1. Could you please give contact information for Doctor Bin?
1. Could you please give contact information of Doctor Bin?
Thank you
Top answer
Could you please give me Doctor Bin's contact details?
- Could you please give me Doctor Bin's contact details?
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Thanks a lot.
In fact , I am interested in the expression itself.
Maybe, that was an inappropriate example.
Anyway; please is the expression 'contact information' used with the preposition 'of' or 'for'?
In fact , I am interested in the expression itself.
Maybe, that was an inappropriate example.
Anyway; please is the expression 'contact information' used with the preposition 'of' or 'for'?
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HifaMoAnyway; please is the expression 'contact information' used with the preposition 'of' or 'for'?For me, "contact information/details of so-and-so" sounds more awkward than "contact information/details for so-and-so".
However, again, it usually seems neater to say "so-and-so's contact information/details".
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