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Marcoz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Difference
Hey there,
What's the difference between read to sb and '' read for sb''?
tnx alot
What's the difference between read to sb and '' read for sb''?
tnx alot
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It depends entirely on the situation. If you are sick in bed, I could read to you or for you. If you are in my class and I want to introduce the first chapter of a book, I would be reading to you.
- It depends entirely on the situation.
- If you are sick in bed, I could read to you or for you.
- If you are in my class and I want to introduce the first chapter of a book, I would be reading to you.
- If you have a paper you'd like me to check for errors, I would be reading for you.
- If I am trying out for a part in a theatrical production, I would read for you.
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It depends entirely on the situation.
If you are sick in bed, I could read to you or for you.
If you are in my class and I want to introduce the first chapter of a book, I would be reading to you.
If you have a paper you'd like me to check for errors, I would be reading for you.
If I am trying out for a part in a theatrical production, I would read for you.
If you are sick in bed, I could read to you or for you.
If you are in my class and I want to introduce the first chapter of a book, I would be reading to you.
If you have a paper you'd like me to check for errors, I would be reading for you.
If I am trying out for a part in a theatrical production, I would read for you.
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