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What´s the difference in use between "in preparation of" or "In preparation for"? They seem both correct, but I can´t find out if there are differences in when uses which one...
Hi, I have a question about "preparation": My uncle is going to celebrate his birthday next month and he’s going to hold a big party. I wonder if they all are okay. My uncle is making preparation for his birthday cele...
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I want to ask my friend whether they have prepared for the test that's going to take place tomorrow. I ask: Have you done the preparation of tomorrow's test? Is "do the preparation" idiomatic? Thanks much!
In our dictionary, if you look at preparation, preparedness is a synonym for only one of its meanings. If you look at preparedness, preparation is given as a synonym for its only meaning. The range of its uses is much...
Hithere! Which one is the correct sentence? I need help in preparing for the exam. or I need help in preparation for the exam. If the both sentences are possible. What's thedifference between them? Thanks!
Hi, I would like to know if the right preposition is in or under. Thanks! An analysis of the text will be the subject of a separate paper currently under/in preparation.
Could you tell me the difference between "preparation of something" and "preparation for something"? Can I use either in the sentence: "Modern parents often spend less time on the preparation of family meals." Thank y...
Hi, is this a correct sentence? - The dinner is under preparation.
How's your prepartion going? My friend told me that he'd been preparing for his Chrismas party in his home. A few days later I asked him "how's your preparation going". I wonder if "how's your preparation going" is id...
