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Exodejavu Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
"[The] investors who could provide financing and coaching of young companies"
Hello,
Does the relative clause mean the same as
"... who could provide financing and coaching for/to young companies"?
The preposition of bothers me for a while.
... so-called angel investors who could provide financing and coaching of young companies.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/08/technology/start-ups/08google.html
Does the relative clause mean the same as
"... who could provide financing and coaching for/to young companies"?
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Yes. 'Of' is a commoner choice here among non-native speakers, who rely on this preposition more than do native speakers.
- Yes.
- 'Of' is a commoner choice here among non-native speakers, who rely on this preposition more than do native speakers.
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Yes. 'Of' is a commoner choice here among non-native speakers, who rely on this preposition more than do native speakers.
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