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GSGS Posted 14 years ago
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Short questions

Hi,

I've got three short questions for you:

1. In the previous sentense, should I wrote: "questions for you" or "questions to you"?

2. Better to say: "investing in properties in India" or "investing in properties at India"?

3. Somebody wrote me: "Has been manic the last few days". I answered him: "No rest here too". does my reply make sense?

Thanks
  

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GSGS 1. In the previous sentense, should I wrote: "questions for you" or "questions to you"? 1.

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GSGS1. In the previous sentense, should I wrote: "questions for you" or "questions to you"?
1. In the previous sentence, should I have written: "questions for you" or "questions to you"?

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