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pls remark which one is correct!
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The salary for Feb has been hit to your account

The salary of Feb has been hit to your account
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Neither. I would say 'has been credited' or 'transferred' to your account.
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but the point is which one is correct ?

for or of ?
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Your February salary/your salary for February
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