For V/s Of

[Michael Tong <michaeltong80 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hi,
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As a non-native English speaker I have always had trouble choosing between âofâ and âforâ, as in the case of following sentence:
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a) You do not have the privilege to view details for this shipment.
b) ÂYou do not have the privilege to view details of Âthis shipment.
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Which sentence reflects the correct usage: a or b?
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Also, I would appreciate if you could point me to good websites and books on English grammar.
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Regards,Michae


      
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