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Red olive 901 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Use of and for

Hi englishforums members,

  1. Just want to ask if “for” or “of” should be used in the sentence below:

Attached here are the data tables for/of KAP Study on Tuberculosis.

  1. Can I use for and of interchangeably in some sentences?

Thank you very much.

  

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red olive 901 Attached here are the data tables for/of for the KAP Study on Tuberculosis. As shown. red olive 901 Can I use for and of interchangeably in some sentences?

— CalifJim

  • red olive 901 Attached here are the data tables for/of for the KAP Study on Tuberculosis.
  • As shown.
  • red olive 901 Can I use for and of interchangeably in some sentences?
  • There may be some, but it's not a general rule.
  • By the way, you have two sentences numbered 1.
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red olive 901Attached here are the data tables for/of for the KAP Study on Tuberculosis.

As shown.

red olive 901Can I use for and of interchangeably in some sentences?

There may be some, but it's not a general rule.

By the way, you have two sentences numbe

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