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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
To or for
We have applied online to or for primary school for my son.
Which preposition is correct and please explain the grammar for your choice.
Thanks
Jignesh
Which preposition is correct and please explain the grammar for your choice.
Thanks
Jignesh
Top answer
You apply to a school, not for. You don't wish to receive the school. You apply for a job, not to.
- You apply to a school, not for.
- You don't wish to receive the school.
- You apply for a job, not to.
- You wish to receive a job.
- CJ
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You apply to a school, not for. You don't wish to receive the school.
You apply for a job, not to. You wish to receive a job.
CJ
You apply for a job, not to. You wish to receive a job.
CJ
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