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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
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To/for

Is this okay and what’s the difference between the two :

I travel a lot is showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary to/for me.

  

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anon006 Is this okay and what’s the difference between the two : I travel a lot is showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary to/for me. 'is' before 'showers' is a problem. Did you mean 'and'?

— CalifJim

  • anon006 Is this okay and what’s the difference between the two : I travel a lot is showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary to/for me.
  • 'is' before 'showers' is a problem.
  • Did you mean 'and'?
  • I travel a lot, and showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary for me.
  • CJ
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anon006

Is this okay and what’s the difference between the two :

I travel a lot is showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary to/for me.

'is' before 'showers' is a problem. Did you mean 'and'?

I travel a lot, and showers in the airport is nothing out of the ordinary for me.

CJ

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