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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Rhinoplasty

Remember how my nose curved to the left? I was wondering, did you design it to look that way for/in the first revision rhinoplasty?

Which preposition is better?
  

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I may be confused in what you are trying to say, but I wonder if you shouldn't be using "after" instead of "for/in"? "

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I may be confused in what you are trying to say, but I wonder if you shouldn't be using "after" instead of "for/in"? Also, you might use "expect" or "intend" instead of "design."
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