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Cloudpixie Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
No further use for or no further use of
Please advise on which is the grammatically correct preposition to mean that "you're not useful to me anymore."
"I have no further use of/for you," he said sternly, "so please leave as soon as possible."
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Better: You are of no further use to me. You realize that this is very curt and dismissive, don't you?
- Better: You are of no further use to me.
- You realize that this is very curt and dismissive, don't you?
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Better: You are of no further use to me.
You realize that this is very curt and dismissive, don't you?
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