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Olive olive 724 Posted 8 years ago
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And its meaning for/to
Which is correct:
"traveling and its meaning to university students" or "traveling and its meaning for university students"?
What I want to say is what does traveling mean to university students.
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"to" and "for" are both possible, but "travel" may be better than "traveling". I would need to see more context.
- "to" and "for" are both possible, but "travel" may be better than "traveling".
- I would need to see more context.
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"to" and "for" are both possible, but "travel" may be better than "traveling". I would need to see more context.
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