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Grapepark Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Impacts of something to/on something
Is it right to say "impacts to something", instead of "impacts on something"?
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shininggirl Is it right to say "impacts to something", instead of "impacts on something"? It does not sound right. Do you have a sentence.
- shininggirl Is it right to say "impacts to something", instead of "impacts on something"?
- It does not sound right.
- Do you have a sentence.
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shininggirlIs it right to say "impacts to something", instead of "impacts on something"?It does not sound right. Do you have a sentence.
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(The bold part)
In assessing the performance impacts, the team discussed the impacts to the educational program. Although it added a significant number of educational spaces the quality of the space was deemed to be only marginally adequate.
In assessing the performance impacts, the team discussed the impacts to the educational program. Although it added a significant number of educational spaces the quality of the space was deemed to be only marginally adequate.
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shininggirlthe team discussed the impacts to the educational program.It seems all right, but I would have edited to 'on'.
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