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MustAsk Posted 12 years ago
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Approach to/for/of?

Hi,

I think I've been using approach incorrectly:

A new approach to teaching languages.

Can I replace 'to' with either 'for' or 'of'?

Thanks!
  

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MustAsk I think I've been using approach incorrectly:A new approach to teaching languages. That is the correct preposition. MustAsk Can I replace 'to' with either 'for' or 'of'?

— Mister Micawber

  • MustAsk I think I've been using approach incorrectly:A new approach to teaching languages.
  • That is the correct preposition.
  • MustAsk Can I replace 'to' with either 'for' or 'of'?
  • 'For' is possible; 'of' is not.
  • 'To' is the collocation.
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MustAskI think I've been using approach incorrectly:A new approach to teaching languages.
That is the correct preposition.
MustAskCan I replace 'to' with either 'for' or 'of'?
'For' is possible; 'of' is not. 'To' is the collocation.
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