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JKBelieve Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Peace-keeping forces in sudan

"He played a great role in deploying U.N. peace-keeping forces in Sudan"

shouldn't that 'in' be 'to'?
  

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Both are possible. "to" emphasises the fact that they travelled to Sudan, but in practice there isn't a great deal of difference in meaning here.

— Mr Wordy

  • Both are possible.
  • "to" emphasises the fact that they travelled to Sudan, but in practice there isn't a great deal of difference in meaning here.
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Both are possible. "to" emphasises the fact that they travelled to Sudan, but in practice there isn't a great deal of difference in meaning here.
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