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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Do you say i decided to write this letter for you or to you?
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It depends whether you wish to communicate with the person (write to him) or write on his behalf (write for him). Note that the oersonal pronoun 'I' should always be capitalised.
- It depends whether you wish to communicate with the person (write to him) or write on his behalf (write for him).
- Note that the oersonal pronoun 'I' should always be capitalised.
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It depends whether you wish to communicate with the person (write to him) or write on his behalf (write for him). Note that the oersonal pronoun 'I' should always be capitalised.
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