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Nikitus Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I believe the name "Storm" could work better to the PC game

In the sentence "I believe the name "Storm" could work better to the PC game" is the grammar correct?

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No, the word "to" is not correct. If "Storm" is the suggested name of the game itself, then "to" should be "for". If "Storm" is the name of someone or something in the game, then "to" should be "in".

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  • No, the word "to" is not correct.
  • If "Storm" is the suggested name of the game itself, then "to" should be "for".
  • If "Storm" is the name of someone or something in the game, then "to" should be "in".
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No, the word "to" is not correct. If "Storm" is the suggested name of the game itself, then "to" should be "for". If "Storm" is the name of someone or something in the game, then "to" should be "in".
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