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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Of/for
I have the blueprint of this ship. Or
I have the blueprint for this ship.
And
Is this your idea of a low profile? And
Is this your idea for a low profile?
Are all useable?
Thanks
I have the blueprint for this ship.
And
Is this your idea of a low profile? And
Is this your idea for a low profile?
Are all useable?
Thanks
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Hi Precious, They're all useable. g. the ship already exists, or someone is already trying to keep a low profile).
- Hi Precious, They're all useable.
- g.
- the ship already exists, or someone is already trying to keep a low profile).
- g.
- the ship hasn't been built yet, or someone is thinking of keeping a low profile).
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Hi Precious,
They're all useable.
"blueprint for" is slightly better than "blueprint of"
"idea of a low profile" is slightly better than "idea for a low profile"
In both sentences, using "of" implies that something has already happened (e.g. the ship already exists, or someone is already trying to keep a low profile). Using "for" implies that something hasn't h
They're all useable.
"blueprint for" is slightly better than "blueprint of"
"idea of a low profile" is slightly better than "idea for a low profile"
In both sentences, using "of" implies that something has already happened (e.g. the ship already exists, or someone is already trying to keep a low profile). Using "for" implies that something hasn't h
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