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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Benefits to/of

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The benefits to better brain function are almost innumerable.

"benefits to" or "benefits of"?
  

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Depends on the context. If you are talking about a medicine or treatment that improves numerous functions of the brain, then use "to". If you are talking about how much better off you would be if your brain functioned better, then use "of".

— Blue Jay

  • Depends on the context.
  • If you are talking about a medicine or treatment that improves numerous functions of the brain, then use "to".
  • If you are talking about how much better off you would be if your brain functioned better, then use "of".
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Depends on the context.
If you are talking about a medicine or treatment that improves numerous functions of the brain, then use "to".
If you are talking about how much better off you would be if your brain functioned better, then use "of".
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