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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is "of" or "in" correct
I want to use "of" to describe the handbook's literature, but i'm not 100% sure it fits. I don't like the way"in" reads. Could you guys give me your opinion?
We promise your experience with (company name) will be more enjoyable than the literature "of" (?) this handbook.
We promise your experience with (company name) will be more enjoyable than the literature "of" (?) this handbook.
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Either sounds fine to me.
- Either sounds fine to me.
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