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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Position of "for" in a sentence.
My job involves among others the preparation of notes for President on issues regarding developments in our country.
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My job involves among others the preparation of notes on issues related to developments in our country for President.
I would like to know the positioning of preposition "for" in a sentence. I cannot find the rules in google....
Many thanks.
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My job involves among others the preparation of notes on issues related to developments in our country for President.
I would like to know the positioning of preposition "for" in a sentence. I cannot find the rules in google....
Many thanks.
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Anonymous My job involves among others That part is wrong; you need to write 'other tasks/duties '. Grammatically, the 'for' phrase may assume either position, but the first is clearer in meaning.
- Anonymous My job involves among others That part is wrong; you need to write 'other tasks/duties '.
- Grammatically, the 'for' phrase may assume either position, but the first is clearer in meaning.
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AnonymousMy job involves among othersThat part is wrong; you need to write 'other tasks/duties'.
Grammatically, the 'for' phrase may assume either position, but the first is clearer in meaning.
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Anonymousfor the presidentThat assumes you're referring to a person.
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