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Faisalkhan Posted 14 years ago
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Solution to or solution for?
Bright lights are good solution for illuminating our houses.
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In my opinion, solution isn't the right word here. A solution solves a problem, but there is no explicit problem in the sentence. Bright lights are useful for illuminating our houses.
- In my opinion, solution isn't the right word here.
- A solution solves a problem, but there is no explicit problem in the sentence.
- Bright lights are useful for illuminating our houses.
- When a solution is applied to a problem, to is the usual choice, I believe.
- When someone is the beneficiary of a solution, for is used.
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In my opinion, solution isn't the right word here. A solution solves a problem, but there is no explicit problem in the sentence.
Bright lights are useful for illuminating our houses.
When a solution is applied to a problem, to is the usual choice, I believe. When someone is the beneficiary of a solution, for is used.
He claims he's
Bright lights are useful for illuminating our houses.
When a solution is applied to a problem, to is the usual choice, I believe. When someone is the beneficiary of a solution, for is used.
He claims he's
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