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OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Map and in/of
-Attached please find the menu of the four-course set lunch and the map __ the venue.
I think the usual preposition is of, but is to correct?
I think the usual preposition is of, but is to correct?
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"of the venue" implies a map detailing the layout of the venue itself. "to the venue" implies a map showing the route to the venue.
- "of the venue" implies a map detailing the layout of the venue itself.
- "to the venue" implies a map showing the route to the venue.
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"of the venue" implies a map detailing the layout of the venue itself.
"to the venue" implies a map showing the route to the venue.
"to the venue" implies a map showing the route to the venue.
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Personally I find "map to the venue" not entirely satisfactory. I know it's wordier, but I would probably say "a map showing the location of the venue" or "a map showing how to get to the venue".
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