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Kunsan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Change here for/to the Eurostar

Hello

I was wondering which preposition is most suitable, "for" or "to", in the following sentence.

Change here for the Eurostar. (the Eurostar being the name of the train between England and the continent)
Change here to the Eurostar.

Thanks for your help

Kunsan
  

Top answer

For is commonly used in such contexts in London. I have personal experiences of that! CB

— Cool Breeze

  • For is commonly used in such contexts in London.
  • I have personal experiences of that!
  • CB
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Foris commonly used in such contexts in London. I have personal experiences of that!Emotion: smile

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