Bebop Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Of/for
Can you say:
Can I keep the invoice of/for the sofa.
I just bought a sofa from a store.
Can I keep the invoice of/for the sofa.
I just bought a sofa from a store.
Top answer
Can I keep the invoice for the sofa? Not "of". The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa.
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Can I keep the invoice for the sofa?
Not "of". The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa. It's not part of the sofa.
Not "of". The invoice goes along with the sofa, but it's separate and distinct from the sofa. It's not part of the sofa.
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