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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Change to/for Vs Change
Dear teachers,
If I have two pens, say, "A" and "B", and while using the first, I find that it does not write well, hence, I want to use "B". Which of the following use of "change" is grammatical in the context described:
1. Pen "A" does not write well, therefore, I have changed pen.
2. Pen "A" does not write well, therefore, I have changed to another pen.
3. Pen "A" does not write well, therefore, I have changed for another pen.
Thank you very much.
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Selvakumar 1. Pen "A" does not write well ; therefore, I have changed pen s . 2.
- Selvakumar 1.
- Pen "A" does not write well ; therefore, I have changed pen s .
- 2.
- Pen "A" does not write well ; therefore, I have changed to another pen.
- 3.
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Selvakumar1. Pen "A" does not write well; therefore, I have changed pens.
2. Pen "A" does not write well; therefore, I have changed to another pen.3. Pen "A" does not write well; therefore, I have changed for another pen.
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