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Clouds Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"with" versus "of"
I cannot make up my mind if there is a difference in meaning in the following two sentences:
1) After a 24-hour period with good sighting conditions operations may proceed.
2) After a 24-hour period of good sighting conditions operations may proceed.
1) After a 24-hour period with good sighting conditions operations may proceed.
2) After a 24-hour period of good sighting conditions operations may proceed.
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Clouds After a 24-hour period of good visibility, sighting conditions operations may proceed.
- Clouds After a 24-hour period of good visibility, sighting conditions operations may proceed.
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Clouds After a 24-hour period of good visibility,sighting conditionsoperations may proceed.
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Thank you for that synonym. However, my main concern was the difference between the use of the words "of" and "with". Does anyone have some comments about that?
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