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Summersday Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"for one part, for the other part"
Hi!
Would you find it natural to use the expressions "For one part I did it because.... and for the other part because.." instead of "partly because... and partly because"
I'd also like to know if there there are other possible prepositions, like "_in_ one part because.."
Thank you for your help!
Would you find it natural to use the expressions "For one part I did it because.... and for the other part because.." instead of "partly because... and partly because"
I'd also like to know if there there are other possible prepositions, like "_in_ one part because.."
Thank you for your help!
Top answer
"For one part" would not be natural in your sentence. You may be confusing it with "for one" which has a different meaning.
- "For one part" would not be natural in your sentence.
- You may be confusing it with "for one" which has a different meaning.
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"For one part" would not be natural in your sentence.
You may be confusing it with "for one" which has a different meaning.
You may be confusing it with "for one" which has a different meaning.
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No, "part" is inapt here.
"On the one hand, I did A; on other hand, I did B.
"In the first place, I did A; in the second place, I did B.
"First of all, I did A; secondly, I did B."
"On the one hand, I did A; on other hand, I did B.
"In the first place, I did A; in the second place, I did B.
"First of all, I did A; secondly, I did B."
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