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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Spell this for me
Could you spell this for me?
Could you spell this to me?
Are both the same meaning?
I did this job for making money.
( to mean that the reason why I did the job was to make money)
Is this sentence correct?
Could you spell this to me?
Are both the same meaning?
I did this job for making money.
( to mean that the reason why I did the job was to make money)
Is this sentence correct?
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This one is more natural: Could you spell this for me? I did this job only to make money. ( Only stresses that you would not have done the job for any other reason)
- This one is more natural: Could you spell this for me?
- I did this job only to make money.
- ( Only stresses that you would not have done the job for any other reason)
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This one is more natural: Could you spell this for me?
I did this job only to make money. (Only stresses that you would not have done the job for any other reason)
I did this job only to make money. (Only stresses that you would not have done the job for any other reason)
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