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- Some questions about " over", " by", " for" I am really confused how to use " by" , " for", " over", " of": 1. " The meeting in China were delayed by three days". In this sentence, why use " by", not " for"? 2. " As a result, he had to change the dates for his stay in China". In this sentence, why use " for', not " of"? 3. " One reason for the trip was for business". Why use " for', not"of"? 4. "This tree is bending over because of the strong wind." Why use " bending over" not just " bending"? 5." It is going to be windy for the new next few days." Why use " for", not "in"? Thanks in advance.December 24, 201830

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