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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
For / to me
Can I say,
(a) Please open the door for / to me.
(b) Please remember to bring gum to /for me.
(a) Please open the door for / to me.
(b) Please remember to bring gum to /for me.
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It is sufficient to say to open the door If the gum requres for other than yourself, then it can be said as to bring gum to X I hope more people will react on this. altaf
- It is sufficient to say to open the door If the gum requres for other than yourself, then it can be said as to bring gum to X I hope more people will react on this.
- altaf
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It is sufficient to say to open the door
If the gum requres for other than yourself, then it can be said
as to bring gum to X
I hope more people will react on this.
altaf
If the gum requres for other than yourself, then it can be said
as to bring gum to X
I hope more people will react on this.
altaf
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