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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
For or to
I got to work late.
I arrived late for work.
Don't be late to class.
Don't be late for class.
I arrived late for work.
Don't be late to class.
Don't be late for class.
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Hi, Prepositions are hard to learn, and also hard to teach. They are often pretty idiomatic, and also dependent on context. Here are a few comments.
- Hi, Prepositions are hard to learn, and also hard to teach.
- They are often pretty idiomatic, and also dependent on context.
- Here are a few comments.
- I got to work late.
- 'Work' here is treated as referring to a place, a destination.
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Hi,
Prepositions are hard to learn, and also hard to teach. They are often pretty idiomatic, and also dependent on context.
Here are a few comments.
I got to work late. 'Work' here is treated as referring to a place, a destination.
Prepositions are hard to learn, and also hard to teach. They are often pretty idiomatic, and also dependent on context.
Here are a few comments.
I got to work late. 'Work' here is treated as referring to a place, a destination.
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