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Little Girl Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

allotted to/for

Hi, experts! Are both prepositions fine with "allot" - to and for? Thanks

Which one would be better here? On the exam, the time allotted for/to part A is 15 minutes.
  

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Little Girl On the exam, the time allotted for/to part A is 15 minutes. Both are OK. I would have used 'for', but that is not significant.

— Mister Micawber

  • Little Girl On the exam, the time allotted for/to part A is 15 minutes.
  • Both are OK.
  • I would have used 'for', but that is not significant.
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Little GirlOn the exam, the time allotted for/to part A is 15 minutes.
Both are OK. I would have used 'for', but that is not significant.
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I would use 'for' too, then! Emotion: smile
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