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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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This site was created as a class project of for a class project?

is it correct to say created 'as a class project ' instead of 'for a class project'? it if is correct, do this sentences have different meanings?
  

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Hi, Sometimes no difference is intended. But consider these examples. I built a helicopter as/for my class project.

— Clive

  • Hi, Sometimes no difference is intended.
  • But consider these examples.
  • I built a helicopter as/for my class project.
  • The helicopter was the main objective of the project.
  • I needed a screwdriver for my class project.
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Hi,

Sometimes no difference is intended.
But consider these examples.

I built a helicopter as/for my class project. The helicopter was the main objective of the project.

I needed a screw
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