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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of word
Is the use of the word 'of' correct in this sentence?
This car is a replacment 'of' my car.
This car is a replacment 'of' my car.
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This car is a replacment 'of' my car. It is vaguely possible and a popular choice for learners who are not yet familiar with the usual preposition: It is a replacement for my car.
- This car is a replacment 'of' my car.
- It is vaguely possible and a popular choice for learners who are not yet familiar with the usual preposition: It is a replacement for my car.
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AnonymousIs the use of the word 'of' correct in this sentence?This car is a replacment 'of' my car.It is vaguely possible and a popular choice for learners who are not yet familiar with the usual preposition:
It is a replacement for my car.
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Mister Micawber AnonymousIs the use of the word 'of' correct in this sentence?This car is a replacment 'of' my car.It is vaguely possible and a popular choice for learners who are not yet familiar with the usual preposition:It is a replacement for my car.Thank you, teacher. So I understand that 'for' is the correct preposition for my sentence, right?
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