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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
For / of
The proposed date for the first dose vaccination is 15-May-21
The proposed date of first dose of vaccination on 15-May-21.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
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I guess you mistakenly left "of" out of the first one. They are both grammatical, but use "for". "Of" is more for notable events.
- I guess you mistakenly left "of" out of the first one.
- They are both grammatical, but use "for".
- "Of" is more for notable events.
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I guess you mistakenly left "of" out of the first one.
They are both grammatical, but use "for". "Of" is more for notable events.
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The proposed date for the first dose vaccination is 15-May-21<<< end with a period.
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