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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Of somebody to Vs. of somebody for
1."It was kind of you to organize this party"
2. "It was kind of you for organizing this party"
Can they be used interchageably?
Thank you
2. "It was kind of you for organizing this party"
Can they be used interchageably?
Thank you
Top answer
The latter sounds most unnatural. Stick to the regular 'kind of someone to ' pattern.
- The latter sounds most unnatural.
- Stick to the regular 'kind of someone to ' pattern.
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The latter sounds most unnatural. Stick to the regular 'kind of someone to' pattern.
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