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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Correct preposition?
The TV advertisements warn us of/with/for bad breath, perspiration and being too fat or too thin.
In the sentence, which preposition is correct, of or with or for?
Top answer
They warn you OF or ABOUT those things.
- They warn you OF or ABOUT those things.
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