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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
For/to/on/for
Hi,
For me that sounds perfectly normal. Or
To me that sounds perfectly normal.
Do they have the same meaning?
Book a flight to the USA for the 28 of April. Or
Book a flight to the USA on the 28th of April.
Which is correct, if Im trying to leave on the 28th?
Thanks!
For me that sounds perfectly normal. Or
To me that sounds perfectly normal.
Do they have the same meaning?
Book a flight to the USA for the 28 of April. Or
Book a flight to the USA on the 28th of April.
Which is correct, if Im trying to leave on the 28th?
Thanks!
Top answer
To me it sounds perfectly normal. Book a flight on could be taken as as wait until the 28th then book the flight. Book a flight to the USA to depart on the 28th.
- To me it sounds perfectly normal.
- Book a flight on could be taken as as wait until the 28th then book the flight.
- Book a flight to the USA to depart on the 28th.
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To me it sounds perfectly normal.
Book a flight on could be taken as as wait until the 28th then book the flight.
Book a flight to the USA to depart on the 28th.
Book a flight on could be taken as as wait until the 28th then book the flight.
Book a flight to the USA to depart on the 28th.
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Hi,
What about:
Book a flight to the USA for the 28 of April.
Is this correct?
What about:
Book a flight to the USA for the 28 of April.
Is this correct?
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