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Phw1115 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Procedure of ? procedure for?
what is the difference between 'procedure of something' and 'procedure for something' ??
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Hi. Welcome to English Forums. phw1115 ' procedure of something' It is a procees of doing something.
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- Welcome to English Forums.
- phw1115 ' procedure of something' It is a procees of doing something.
- We can establish a procedure of registration as soon as you provide us with tickets.
- (a way of arranging something) It's a procedure for putting the machine on.
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Hi. Welcome to English Forums.
We can establish a procedure of registration as soon as you provide us with tickets. (a way of arranging something)
It's a procedure for putting the machine on. You must follow it in order not to get hurt. (a purpose).
phw1115'procedure of something'It is a procees of doing something.
We can establish a procedure of registration as soon as you provide us with tickets. (a way of arranging something)
It's a procedure for putting the machine on. You must follow it in order not to get hurt. (a purpose).
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