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Helixa Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
'profit from' vs 'profit by'
Please tell me which combination is more correct:
The bus company profited by the travel chaos.
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The bus company profited from the travel chaos.
The bus company profited by the travel chaos.
or
The bus company profited from the travel chaos.
Top answer
The second. The bus company profited from the travel chaos by offering special long-distance routes.
- The second.
- The bus company profited from the travel chaos by offering special long-distance routes.
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The second.
The bus company profited from the travel chaos by offering special long-distance routes.
The bus company profited from the travel chaos by offering special long-distance routes.
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