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Vincent Teo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
to / for
Which is suitable for the sentences?
a. I sent a letter to / for him.
b I made a card to / for him.
c I sold a book to / for him.
d I cut a piece of cake to / for him.
a. I sent a letter to / for him.
b I made a card to / for him.
c I sold a book to / for him.
d I cut a piece of cake to / for him.
Top answer
a. I sent a letter to / for him. Both are possible, with different meanings.
- a.
- I sent a letter to / for him.
- Both are possible, with different meanings.
- b.
- I made a card for him.
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a. I sent a letter to / for him. Both are possible, with different meanings.
b. I made a card for him.
c. I sold a book to / for him. Both are possible, with different meanings.
d. I cut a piece of cake for him.
b. I made a card for him.
c. I sold a book to / for him. Both are possible, with different meanings.
d. I cut a piece of cake for him.
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