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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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election to vs election for
election to:
Elections to the European Parliament are due in May.
election for:
She is standing for the first time in elections for the National Assembly.
I got these two examples at Macmillan dictionary.
please elaborate on the difference and how to know which one to use?
thanks
Elections to the European Parliament are due in May.
election for:
She is standing for the first time in elections for the National Assembly.
I got these two examples at Macmillan dictionary.
please elaborate on the difference and how to know which one to use?
thanks
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Anonymous the difference and how to know I would have used "for" in both examples. CJ
- Anonymous the difference and how to know I would have used "for" in both examples.
- CJ
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Anonymousthe difference and how to knowI would have used "for" in both examples.
CJ
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