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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I made good money as a student / for a student / as students / for students.

I made good money as a student / for a student / as students / for students.

Which prepositional phrase is natural or correct to you? Thank you so much as usual and have a good and safe.
  

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I made good money as a student / for a student. The second makes it clear that students are usually poorly paid.

  • I made good money as a student / for a student.
  • The second makes it clear that students are usually poorly paid.
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I made good money as a student / for a student.

The second makes it clear that students are usually poorly paid.

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