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reason of/for
I have not yet tell you the reason _ my visit.
Of or for?
Thanks.
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Re: reason of/for
I have not yet tell you the reason _ my visit.
Of or for?
I have not yet told you the reason for my visit.
But if you use 'purpose' in your sentence, you would use 'of'.
I have not yet told you the purpose of my visit.
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