Which form is correct - "general rules of freight traffic" or "general rules for freight traffic"?
What's the distinction between "rules for" and "rules of"?
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Hi Hatifnat,
I think the only difference is context. 'General Rules For Freight Traffic' sounds more like an instruction - for example as a sign on a wall - 'General Rules of Freight Traffic' would be used in general discussion.
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Lee
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"General rules of freight traffic," I suppose.
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