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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Are they synonym" pro, for and support"

1) I am pro to this policy.

2) I am for this policy.

3) I support this policy.

Are they the same meaning? which one is not grammatically correct? what is the opposite of them?

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Hi, 1) I am pro to this policy. 2) I am for this policy. 3) I support this policy.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1) I am pro to this policy.
  • 2) I am for this policy.
  • 3) I support this policy.
  • Are they the same meaning?
  • Generally speaking, yes.
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Hi,

1) I am pro to this policy.

2) I am for this policy.

3) I support this policy.

Are they the same meaning? Generally speaking, yes.

which one is not grammatically correct? They are all OK, but #1 is more casual.

what is the opposite of them?

1) I am anti this policy.



2) I am against this
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