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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is "for" doing the job I think it does?

Hello!

I'm wondering whether the underlined "for" is doing the job I think it does? Is this understandable and correct?

Every participant of the charity run received a commemorative medal and sweets from the Chocolate Factory for participation in the run and support to Austrian children.


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The last part of your sentence seems ignorant of the first part. Every participant in the charity run for Austrian children received a commemorative medal and sweets from the Chocolate Factor y.

— Mister Micawber

  • The last part of your sentence seems ignorant of the first part.
  • Every participant in the charity run for Austrian children received a commemorative medal and sweets from the Chocolate Factor y.
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The last part of your sentence seems ignorant of the first part.

Every participant in the charity run for Austrian children received a commemorative medal and sweets from the Chocolate Factory.
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