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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
of it or for it?
I have two sentences here and not sure which two words to use in the second sentence.
'A car has hit a pole and was badly damaged. However, I can't say much about it, because I can't see the real damage of/for it.'
Of it or for it?
'A car has hit a pole and was badly damaged. However, I can't say much about it, because I can't see the real damage of/for it.'
Of it or for it?
Top answer
I think I would use on it.
- I think I would use on it.
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What if I'd change "see" with "know"?
'However, I can't say much about it, because I don't know the real damage of/for it.'
Still would be 'on it'?
'However, I can't say much about it, because I don't know the real damage of/for it.'
Still would be 'on it'?
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