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Vvz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"Requirements to" or "Requirements for"
Hi, what's the correct way of saying, in a sentence like, e.g., "Requirements to/for the scope of delivery"?
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I come across both, but for certainly sounds better to my ear. Others may disagree.
- I come across both, but for certainly sounds better to my ear.
- Others may disagree.
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I come across both, but for certainly sounds better to my ear. Others may disagree.
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