Shana
Hi! What is the correct preposition to fill in the blank? I know the verb "provide" is usually followed by either "for" or "with", does that mean there are two possible options? I chose "for," but I'm not sure if it's correct since no answer is given. đŸ„șđŸ™đŸ» "Each observations should provide "value added" applications ____ existing environmental services, property title holders and process driven financial firms, while creating greater liquidity within the corporations that use them."
May 1, 2025 6:27 AM
Answers · 2
For. I don’t understand why it says “Each observations”. Should be observation.
8 hours ago
Hi Shana. Yes, you’re right. Here it’s provide FOR. You provide a service for others. Provide with means to supply. For the Maths exam we were all provided with pens, paper and a calculator. It means we were given these items. They were provided for us by the school. We were provided with these things.
10 hours ago
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