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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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For/of
Hi,
I'm a representative of Sony. Or
I'm a representative for Sony.
Do these mean the same thing? What's the difference if they dont. Thank you.
I'm a representative of Sony. Or
I'm a representative for Sony.
Do these mean the same thing? What's the difference if they dont. Thank you.
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They mean pretty much the same thing. To me, the second may have slightly more of a sense that you are a Sony employee, and the first that you are an external professional representing them in some specific matter. This is not clear-cut though.
- They mean pretty much the same thing.
- To me, the second may have slightly more of a sense that you are a Sony employee, and the first that you are an external professional representing them in some specific matter.
- This is not clear-cut though.
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They mean pretty much the same thing. To me, the second may have slightly more of a sense that you are a Sony employee, and the first that you are an external professional representing them in some specific matter. This is not clear-cut though.
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