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English 1b3 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Provision vs providing

I'm responsible for (the provision of/providing) wine at the party tonight.

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Both are correct. "Providing" is more casual and more common.

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  • Both are correct.
  • "Providing" is more casual and more common.
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Both are correct. "Providing" is more casual and more common.
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English 1b3I'm responsible for (the provision of/providing) wine at the party tonight.
'for the provision' will make this sentence a little wordy.
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