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Antonyrasu Posted 15 years ago
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How to identify
hi guys where we use prepositions to and for and also how to separate subject and predicate in a sentence
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Hello, Anton - and welcome to English Forums! Your questions are really too vague and general to attempt to answer completely here. 1-- 'To' and 'for' each have dozens of meanings and uses.
- Hello, Anton - and welcome to English Forums!
- Your questions are really too vague and general to attempt to answer completely here.
- 1-- 'To' and 'for' each have dozens of meanings and uses.
- If you can supply specific sentences which worry you, then we can advise you on these prepositions' use.
- 2-- The subject is the agent (and all the words that describe him or it) that performs the action of the verb.
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Hello, Anton - and welcome to English Forums!
Your questions are really too vague and general to attempt to answer completely here.
1-- 'To' and 'for' each have dozens of meanings and uses. If you can supply specific sentences which worry you, then we can advise you on these prepositions' use.
2-- The subject is the agent (and all the words that describe him or it) that
Your questions are really too vague and general to attempt to answer completely here.
1-- 'To' and 'for' each have dozens of meanings and uses. If you can supply specific sentences which worry you, then we can advise you on these prepositions' use.
2-- The subject is the agent (and all the words that describe him or it) that
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