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Inggris Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
With or of
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"A former general manager with Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), Stephen Chan, says he has filed an application with the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) to overturn a ruling by the Appeal Court to have him convicted of a bribery charge. ............."
Is "with" in stead of "of" used properly in the sentence?
"A former general manager with Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), Stephen Chan, says he has filed an application with the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) to overturn a ruling by the Appeal Court to have him convicted of a bribery charge. ............."
Is "with" in stead of "of" used properly in the sentence?
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In that sentence, "with" is correct. " Note that "of" would also be correct in the sentence.
- In that sentence, "with" is correct.
- " Note that "of" would also be correct in the sentence.
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In that sentence, "with" is correct. It means "who had worked with." Note that "of" would also be correct in the sentence.
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