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[General] Certificate of Membership

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duimbp

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I just received a certificate of membership that says: " DL Limousine is a member of good standing of GCLA". Everybody is telling me that the correct one would be: " DL Limousine is a member in good standing of GCLA". Could someone help me? Thank you.
 

SoothingDave

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Yes, "in good standing" is correct.
 

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Welcome to Using English, duimbp.

If GCLA is 'The Greater Chicago Locksmith's Association' or 'The Gulf Coast Lacrosse Association', it would need 'the' before it.

i would say '...in good standing of the GCLA' or '...of good standing in the GCLA'.

Rover
 
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