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Filha Da Pika Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Password "for" or "of"?
Hello,
In the following sentences, which is better?
And does it make sence as an English phrase?
"Jealousy is a password of love"
"Jealousy is a password for love"
Thank you in advance,
filha da pika
In the following sentences, which is better?
And does it make sence as an English phrase?
"Jealousy is a password of love"
"Jealousy is a password for love"
Thank you in advance,
filha da pika
Top answer
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Dear exodejavu,
Thank you for your reply.
But I think if you use "to", the following word should be noun.
Am I wrong?
Thank you for your reply.
But I think if you use "to", the following word should be noun.
Am I wrong?
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