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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

To or for

Is it 'to' or 'for'?

He was a brother to or for everyone.
  

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I would use either of or to , but not for .

— Philip

  • I would use either of or to , but not for .
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I would use either of or to, but not for.
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PhilipI would use either of or to, but not for.
Got it. Thanks alot teacher!

The use of 'of' is as if saying "he was everyone's brother". Do you agree?
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AnonymousThe use of 'of' is as if saying "he was everyone's brother". Do you agree?
When trying to convey this meaning, either preposition, to or of, is acceptable.
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Philip AnonymousThe use of 'of' is as if saying "he was everyone's brother". Do you agree?When trying to convey this meaning, either preposition, to or of, is acceptable.
Great. Thanks again for your help!
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