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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
For/to
I just got my real estate license. It's quite an achievement for/to me.
should it be for or to and what's the difference between the two prepositions?
Thank you.
should it be for or to and what's the difference between the two prepositions?
Thank you.
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achievement goes with for , not to , when stating the person who made the achievement. for me . The difference is that to is wrong.
- achievement goes with for , not to , when stating the person who made the achievement.
- for me .
- The difference is that to is wrong.
- CJ
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achievement goes with for, not to, when stating the person who made the achievement. for me.
The difference is that to is wrong.
CJ
The difference is that to is wrong.
CJ
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