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Hans51 Posted 6 years ago
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Advice to protect / for protecting...

Here is WHO's advice to protect yourself from the virus.

I have seen that one and I was wondering if I can rewrite it as 'WHO's advice for protecting yourself...' for the same meaning?

If they carry the same meaning, is there a reason one is 'to protect...' and the other is 'for protecting...'?

Thank you so much as usual in advance.

  

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Hans51 Here is WHO's advice to protect yourself from the virus. This doesn't make any sense. '?

— Anonymous

  • Hans51 Here is WHO's advice to protect yourself from the virus.
  • This doesn't make any sense.
  • '?
  • Wearing a face mask to protect yourself from the virus is good advice.
  • People nowadays are carrying face masks for protection from coronavirus.
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Hans51Here is WHO's advice to protect yourself from the virus.

This doesn't make any sense.

Hans51If they carry the same meaning, is there a reason one is 'to protect...' and the other is 'for protecting...'?

Wearing a face mask to protect yo

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