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Compound Prepositions - Availability or Preference

Discover how compound prepositions like "in receipt of" and "in favor" express availability or preference in English.

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Compound Prepositions
in receipt of

having received something, such as a document or communication

[preposition]
in possession of

used to show that someone has control or ownership of a particular object or item

[preposition]
to hand

in close proximity, available, or ready for use

[preposition]
in preference to

in one's favor compared to other options

[preposition]
out of preference for

in accordance with one's desire or liking

[preposition]
in favor

used to show support for or agreement with someone or something

[preposition]
at one's disposal

used to show that something is available for someone to use whenever necessary

[phrase]
for all I care

used when a person is not concerned about something or someone

[phrase]
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