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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Of or for
Which one is correct?
Who is the instructor of or for this class.
Who is responsible of or for the these students.
Are both possible?
Who is the instructor of or for this class.
Who is responsible of or for the these students.
Are both possible?
Top answer
1 - of
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These are OK:
Who is the instructor of this class?
Who is the instructor for this class?
Who is responsible for these students?
Who is the instructor of this class?
Who is the instructor for this class?
Who is responsible for these students?
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Thanks. Yes, I thought that both would work for the first and only 'for' for the second.
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