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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

To book tickets for/to the boat

Hi all

Would you say "We booked tickets for the boat" or "we booked tickets to the boat"? A short explanation of your answer would be greatly appreciated, too.

Hope you can help me out! Thanks!
  

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We booked tickets for the boat. We bought ticket for the boat. <-- this is more natural than saying booked.

— Robsterhews

  • We booked tickets for the boat.
  • We bought ticket for the boat.
  • <-- this is more natural than saying booked.
  • "to the boat" in your example is NOT correct.
  • Rob Hewson
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We booked tickets for the boat.
We bought ticket for the boat. <-- this is more natural than saying booked.

"to the boat" in your example is NOT correct.

Rob Hewson
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