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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
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The use of " for "
Without social patterns, little would ever get done if we had to decide each time on procedure for these now patterned ways.
I understand what this sentence had to say except the use of " for. " Is this "for" close to the usage in "procedure for detecting errors?"
I understand what this sentence had to say except the use of " for. " Is this "for" close to the usage in "procedure for detecting errors?"
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teacherJapan ... except the use of " for. " Yes, with only a slight difference in the way you might paraphrase each.
- teacherJapan ...
- except the use of " for.
- " Yes, with only a slight difference in the way you might paraphrase each.
- 'procedure [for / that is applied to the task of] detecting errors' 'procedure [for / that should be applied to each of] these now patterned ways'.
- CJ
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teacherJapan... except the use of " for. " Is this "for" close to the usage in "procedure for detecting errors?"Yes, with only a slight difference in the way you might paraphrase each.
'procedure [for / that is applied to the task of] detecting errors'
'procedure [for / that should be applied to each of] these now patterned ways'.
CJ
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