Is the sentence correct?
Thank you for the wonderful training period and the follow-up contract.
or do I have to use after and "for"
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Hello,
both variants are correct. 🌟
Yes, the sentence is correct, but also with recuperation of the preposition.
Both variants are correct due to the main subcontractor “and”, but it is common that one is language-economic, that is to say briefly formulated, as long as it is not about special rhetorical means / literary means.
I am interested in music and (for) sports.
I hope for better weather and milder temperatures.
etc.
*Repeat
Exactly!