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Usage of prepositions: in, of, with, about

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what is the difference between 'delayed', 'postpone', and 'put off'? | The record was to be played on a Saturday morning to a group of sales people.

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#1 (permalink) Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:31 am Usage of prepositions: in, of, with, about

Disappointed in Congress disappointed of croydon's Profile disappointed with the results Mom disapointed about my Tattoo There are 4 prep. (in, of, with, about). Can I use only ABOUT in every sentence? Migrelli

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