Help me to understand the difference between "of" and "for"
Which one is correct; "I would like to know my grade of the assignment that due last night."
Or,
"I would like to know my grade for the assignment that due last night."
Top answer
I would like to know my grade for the assignment that was due last night. Also, and perhaps more idiomatically: I'd like to know what grade I got on the assignment that was due last night. 'my grade of the assignment' is an impossible combination.
- I would like to know my grade for the assignment that was due last night.
- Also, and perhaps more idiomatically: I'd like to know what grade I got on the assignment that was due last night.
- 'my grade of the assignment' is an impossible combination.
- CJ
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I would like to know my grade for the assignment that was due last night.
Also, and perhaps more idiomatically:
I'd like to know what grade I got on the assignment that was due last night.
'my grade of the assignment' is an impossible combination.
CJ
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