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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Grammar Question
"She is like a sister for me"
"She is like a sister to me"
Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong?
Thank you
"She is like a sister to me"
Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong?
Thank you
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Hi, "She is like a sister for me" "She is like a sister to me" Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong? I wouldn't say it is wrong, but . .
- Hi, "She is like a sister for me" "She is like a sister to me" Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong?
- I wouldn't say it is wrong, but .
- .
- #2 is a common way of saying that she is like my sister in the way that she acts towards me.
- If you said #1 to me, I would probably have to ask you to explain what you mean.
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Hi,
"She is like a sister for me"
"She is like a sister to me"
Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong? I wouldn't say it is wrong,
but . . .
#2 is a common way of saying that she is like my sister in the way that she acts towards me.
"She is like a sister for me"
"She is like a sister to me"
Why is the first sentence grammatically wrong? I wouldn't say it is wrong,
but . . .
#2 is a common way of saying that she is like my sister in the way that she acts towards me.
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