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Gillyflower Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

In all individuals or for all individuals

Hi,

Which preposition should I use in the below sentence?

"The same requirements of the tasks do not lead to the same levels of workload for/in all individuals"


Thanks!

  

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"The same requirements of the tasks do not lead to the same levels of workload for/in all individuals" for

— Mister Micawber

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gillyflowerhich preposition should I use in the below sentence?"The same requirements of the tasks do not lead to the same levels of workload for/in all individuals"

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