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Trolley Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Sail for/ sail to?
Hello:) What are the differences between "sail for" and "sail to"?
If my destination is Australia, should I say "My ship sails for Australia" or "My ship sails to Australia"? Thank you so much!
If my destination is Australia, should I say "My ship sails for Australia" or "My ship sails to Australia"? Thank you so much!
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For seems more natural to me with a time reference included. We (set) sail for Australia tomorrow. (But them I don't do much sailing.
- For seems more natural to me with a time reference included.
- We (set) sail for Australia tomorrow.
- (But them I don't do much sailing.
- )
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For seems more natural to me with a time reference included. We (set) sail for Australia tomorrow. (But them I don't do much sailing. Others may disagree.)
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