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Bolotin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
difference between "to" and "for"
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00 One of my students said that he wants to go on a tour "for NBC studios" (we are in New York). I told him it's "to" and not "for." He now wants to know when to use "to" and when to use "for." Is there a set of rules that I can give him? 02 br
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00 One of my students said that he wants to go on a tour "for NBC studios" (we are in New York). I told him it's "to" and not "for." He now wants to know when to use "to" and when to use "for." Is there a set of rules that I can give him? 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 There are no set rules for prepositions. 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 There are no set rules for prepositions.
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0 Actually, he wants to go on a tour OF NBC studios. 02 br
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00 There are no set rules for prepositions. Their use is very idiomatic. 0-
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00 There are no set rules for prepositions. Their use is very idiomatic. 0-
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