pleasehelp  +  955449 Wed, 28 Oct 09 04:25 PM I have 9 remaining sessions for physical therapy at Adventist Center. OR I have 9 remaining sessions of physical therapy at Adventist Center pleasehelp Joined on Sun, Sep 20 2009 Regular Member 614

	CalifJim  +  955831 Thu, 29 Oct 09 01:07 AM pleasehelp “I have 9 remaining sessions for physical therapy at Adventist Center. OR I have 9 remaining sessions of physical therapy at Adventist Center ” Close, but no cigar.  I have nine physical therapy sessions [remaining / left] at (the) Adventist Center. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,395 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche

	pleasehelp  +  956023 Thu, 29 Oct 09 06:46 AM What about: I have 9 remaining sessions of physical therapy at the Adventist Center? 'cause I swear to God that's what I heard. pleasehelp

	Fandorin  +  956109 Thu, 29 Oct 09 10:14 AM Yep. The first one is going to be fine and the second sentence is like the rhyme. Fandorin Joined on Thu, Dec 20 2007 Moscow Contributing Member 1,382 Whatever happens, be yourself. Sentences

	pleasehelp  +  956114 Thu, 29 Oct 09 10:31 AM pleasehelp “What about: I have 9 remaining sessions of physical therapy at the Adventist Center? 'cause I swear to God that's what I heard. ” So this sentence is grammatically and colloquially invalid? pleasehelp Sentences

	CalifJim  +  956357 Thu, 29 Oct 09 04:53 PM pleasehelp “What about: I have 9 remaining sessions of physical therapy at the Adventist Center? 'cause I swear to God that's what I heard. ” It's OK, but I like mine better!  CJ CalifJim

	pleasehelp  +  956363 Thu, 29 Oct 09 05:04 PM That's cool, but I just wanted to make sure if what I heard was correct or not. I think the first one with for is definitely the wrong preposition, right? pleasehelp Prepositions

	CalifJim  +  956365 Thu, 29 Oct 09 05:09 PM pleasehelp “for is definitely the wrong preposition, right?” It sounds wrong to me, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone said it that way. CJ CalifJim