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Oakahe Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Attest Usage

Hi friends,

When should the word "attest" be followed by "to"?

For example (with "to"), "Photos selected by her family from her huge archive attest to her versatility as a photographer."

For example (without "to"), "to attest the truth of a statement."

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Oakahe When should the word "attest" be followed by "to"? I'd say offhand that 'to' is optional when the verb is followed by an object.

— Mister Micawber

  • Oakahe When should the word "attest" be followed by "to"?
  • I'd say offhand that 'to' is optional when the verb is followed by an object.
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OakaheWhen should the word "attest" be followed by "to"?
I'd say offhand that 'to' is optional when the verb is followed by an object.
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