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| I have a small question concerning the use of preposition. I'd like to know which preposition should be used in the sentence: 1. Heavy traffic is a big problem in many big cities in the world. 2. Heavy traffic is a big problem in many big cities of the world. Please tell me which one is correct: in the world or of the world? Thanks. |
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| . I think both are OK. Of is probably more usual, and is my choice. . |
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