Hi,
Which one is correct?
“There has to be a perfectly reasonable explanation of/ for why he’s been keeping away from social media.”
Thank you.
” CB
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Ann225“There has to be a perfectly reasonable explanation why he’s been keeping away from social media.”
CB
Purely in terms of their frequency in published works, the Google Ngram Viewer says these occur as shown in the list below, most frequent first:
explanation of why
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