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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
For / of
Write an application to your principal for three-day leave for / of attending a wedding ceremony.
Which preposition is correct please?
Top answer
Certainly not 'of'. I would actually rephrase it: Write an application to your principal for three days' leave to attend a wedding ceremony. )
- Certainly not 'of'.
- I would actually rephrase it: Write an application to your principal for three days' leave to attend a wedding ceremony.
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Certainly not 'of'.
I would actually rephrase it:
Write an application to your principal for three days' leave to attend a wedding ceremony.
(The apostrophe is debatable.)
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