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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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Can I use "of" instead of "to" here?



? Milestone literally refers to a roadside marker that lists the distance to a particular location.

  

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Hasibrahman Can I use "of" instead of "to" here? Milestone literally refers to a roadside marker that lists the distance to a particular location. No.

— CalifJim

  • Hasibrahman Can I use "of" instead of "to" here?
  • Milestone literally refers to a roadside marker that lists the distance to a particular location.
  • No.
  • It's "distance to ".
  • CJ
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Hasibrahman

Can I use "of" instead of "to" here?


? Milestone literally refers to a roadside marker that lists the distance to a particular location.

No. It's "distance to".

CJ

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