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FreddyYan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Please say hi to everyone for me. Or Please say hi for me to everyone.

I'm trying to learn the differences between what a Native speaker and non-native would use in everyday English. Here's one example:

Please say hi to everyone for me. Or Please say hi for me to everyone.

Which would a native say in everyday life.
  

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Hello, Fredyan1—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Fredyan1Which would a native say in everyday life.
Both are common. The order of co-modifiying prepositional phrases is usually flexible.
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Fredyan1Please say hi to everyone for me.
I would use this one, but that doesn't mean everyone would.

CJ
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Happy????????????????????????

Holi ?????????????????????????

To everyone????????????????????????????????

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