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5Likes- 23-Jul-2011, 14:16 #1
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cancel the meeting of /on/for Tuesday Hello!
Let's imagine today is Friday. In this case, which preposition are we supposed to use, please?
"I think it would be better to cancel the meeting of, on or for Tuesday. "
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Will
- 23-Jul-2011, 15:11 #2
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Re: cancel the meeting of /on/for Tuesday On Tuesday , or cancel the meeting which is to be held on Tuesday.
Hopefully a teacher would be able to tell in a better way!
I'm not a teacher.
- 23-Jul-2011, 15:32 #3
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Teacher Re: cancel the meeting of /on/for Tuesday I would say that "it would be better to cancel Tuesday's meeting."
Originally Posted by Will17 
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