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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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differrence

For you and to you
  

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Yes, there is a difference, and context will help us define the difference. An example: I bought a birthday gift for you. When can I bring it to you?

— Philip

  • Yes, there is a difference, and context will help us define the difference.
  • An example: I bought a birthday gift for you.
  • When can I bring it to you?
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Yes, there is a difference, and context will help us define the difference. An example:
I bought a birthday gift for you. When can I bring it to you?
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