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Connie_hu Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Please Help me.

0That's a piece of cake 01i00___02i00( for / of ) you.02br
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00Kindly please help me with it . How to distinguish them in such sentence ?02br
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00Thank you in advance.0-
  

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0Connie, you know the expression "a piece of cake"? 0-

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0Connie, you know the expression "a piece of cake"? It means something that is very easy to do.02br
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00So, this thing is easy 01b00for 02b00you [to do].0-
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0I would like to choose "for" .In my opinion, "of" is subordinative. For is to do sth for purpose.02br
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00Is it right understanding ???0-
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0"For" is used 01b00to compare02b00, there.02br
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01i00It's easy for you, but not for me.02i0-
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