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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About prepostion
Is it correct to say,
"I would like to change my table booking from 5 to 7 people." ----> is the preposition "from" here using correctly?
Thank you!
"I would like to change my table booking from 5 to 7 people." ----> is the preposition "from" here using correctly?
Thank you!
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" This distinguishes the usage from another one, "from A to Z ," in which you're describing a range: This recipe will serve from five to seven people.
- " This distinguishes the usage from another one, "from A to Z ," in which you're describing a range: This recipe will serve from five to seven people.
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"I would like to change my table booking from 5 to 7 people."
In my opinion, it's correct, but I personally would say,"from five people to seven people."
This distinguishes the usage from another one, "from A to Z," in which you're describing a range:
This recipe will serve from fiv
In my opinion, it's correct, but I personally would say,"from five people to seven people."
This distinguishes the usage from another one, "from A to Z," in which you're describing a range:
This recipe will serve from fiv
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miyabi"I would like to change my reservation (from 5) to 7 people.If you already have a previous reservation, the restaurant should have all the information. So if you just say "to 7 people", it's adequate. But if you want to be explicit, the above is fine.
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