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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Linguistics Studies
IN v OF v FOR
This is with reference to a university called INCEIF who have the tagline, THE GLOBAL UNIVERSITY IN ISLAMIC FINANCE. There been a suggestion to replace IN with OF as it is believed the latter would be a stronger proposition. (This suggestion has also given rise to the potential adoption of 'FOR').
Would THE GLOBAL UNIVERSITY OF ISLAMIC FINANCE be stronger? And is it grammatically correct?
Would THE GLOBAL UNIVERSITY OF ISLAMIC FINANCE be stronger? And is it grammatically correct?
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Yes, ' of ' would be correct, where 'in' is not. -- not really, just correct.
- Yes, ' of ' would be correct, where 'in' is not.
- -- not really, just correct.
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Yes, 'of' would be correct, where 'in' is not. 'Stronger'?-- not really, just correct.
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