"Someone OF your expertise" VS "Someone WITH your expertise"

Thread starter TechnoPro
Start date Feb 23, 2005

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TechnoPro

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Feb 23, 2005

#1

"Someone OF your expertise" VS "Someone WITH your expertise"?

Are both grammatically correct? Which would you use?

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audi

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Feb 23, 2005

#2

i like with but i think they're both gramatically correct

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JFoobar

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Feb 23, 2005

#3

with.

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