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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
To/for
Is there a difference here:
Doomed to annihilation
And
Doomed for annihilation
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The difference is that "doomed to ~" is a known expression, whereas "doomed for ~", as far as I am aware, isn't.
- The difference is that "doomed to ~" is a known expression, whereas "doomed for ~", as far as I am aware, isn't.
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The difference is that "doomed to ~" is a known expression, whereas "doomed for ~", as far as I am aware, isn't.
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