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Bebop Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Of/for

Can you say:

Can I keep the invoice of/for the sofa.

I just bought a sofa from a store.
  

Top answer

Can I keep the invoice for the sofa? Not "of". The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa.

— Xerxes

  • Can I keep the invoice for the sofa?
  • Not "of".
  • The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa.
  • It's not part of the sofa.
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Can I keep the invoice for the sofa?
Not "of". The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa. It's not part of the sofa.
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