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Domsch Posted 19 years ago
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"To XYZ for our 10 years of love" is it correct? Should I use "for" twice?
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I wanted to engrave the following text on a ring: "To XYZ for our 10 years of love"
To avoid to write for twice, i put to in front, can i use it like this or is would it be better to use "For XYZ for our..."?
Thank you for your help.
I wanted to engrave the following text on a ring: "To XYZ for our 10 years of love"
To avoid to write for twice, i put to in front, can i use it like this or is would it be better to use "For XYZ for our..."?
Thank you for your help.
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Hi Domsch, You can write: For our 10 years of love - Domsch
- Hi Domsch, You can write: For our 10 years of love - Domsch
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But do put the name in front too: XYZ - for our 10 years of love. It becomes more personal then.
If space is a problem: "XYZ - for 10 years of love"
If space is a problem: "XYZ - for 10 years of love"
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