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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Could anyone tell me the difference between to and for with the help of given examples

- I am taking extra classes to prepare for SAT or I am taking extra classes for preparation of SAT.

- I need to go to college to collect my documents or I need to go college for collection of my documents.

  

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The versions with "to" are easier and better. "preparation of SAT" should be "preparation for SAT", but then the duplication of "for" simply makes it even more clunky.

— GPY

  • The versions with "to" are easier and better.
  • "preparation of SAT" should be "preparation for SAT", but then the duplication of "for" simply makes it even more clunky.
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The versions with "to" are easier and better.

"preparation of SAT" should be "preparation for SAT", but then the duplication of "for" simply makes it even more clunky.

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