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| I am confused with using "of" or " for". also suggest better form the same sentence |
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| "Send an e-mail to [ADDRESS] to get your copy of [e-book]". You are buying a copy of something. "Send an e-mail to [ADDRESS] to ensure your order for [e-book]" You are also buying a copy of something, but by means of an orderfor a copy |
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