This strikes me as a common ambiguity of current use of English, that of distinction between possessive preposition, and using ‘for’ as a conjunctive prep. Please improve! One implies the individual awareness, one demonstrating the purpose of the group cited. Both are worthy, and all strength to those who sing either.

This strikes me as a common ambiguity of current use of English, that of distinction between possessive preposition, and using ‘for’ as a conjunctive prep. Please improve! One implies the individual awareness, one demonstrating the purpose of the group cited. Both are worthy, and all strength to those who sing either.

This strikes me as a common ambiguity of current use of English, that of distinction between possessive preposition, and using ‘for’ as a conjunctive prep. Please improve! One implies the individual awareness, one demonstrating the purpose of the group cited. Both are worthy, and all strength to those who sing either.

This strikes me as a common ambiguity of current use of English, that of distinction between possessive preposition, and using ‘for’ as a conjunctive prep. Please improve! One implies the individual awareness, one demonstrating the purpose of the group cited. Both are worthy, and all strength to those who sing either.