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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
For vs Of
0 Hi everybody, I'm confused about the appropriate usage of "for" and "of". Could anybody give me some concrete examples illustrating the use of these words? Your reply is greatly appreciated!!!!! 05 0 010id 2
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00 It would save us some time if you posted some sentences, so that we can see what areas you are having problems with. 05 0 02 br
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0 Hi Clive, thank you for your patience. For example, ppl say "for fear OF" as well as "fear FOR something." What's the difference? Also, why is it "a love OF flowers" but not "a love FOR flowers?" More suggestions are welcome. 0-
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01 font 00 For example, ppl say "for fear OF" T 02 font 00 his focuses on the thing you are afraid of. eg She drove carefully for fear of (having) an accident. 02 br
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01 font 00 as well as "fear FOR something." 02 font 00 This is less common. eg When Mary found out that t
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01 font 00 For example, ppl say "for fear OF" T 02 font 00 his focuses on the thing you are afraid of. eg She drove carefully for fear of (having) an accident. 02 br
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01 font 00 as well as "fear FOR something." 02 font 00 This is less common. eg When Mary found out that t
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