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Lucas21c Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Train for/to New York
Could you tell me what the difference is between "This train is [for/to] New York?" Thank you in advance.
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lucas21c This train is [for/to] New York. We would not say it like that. Say This is the train to New York.
- lucas21c This train is [for/to] New York.
- We would not say it like that.
- Say This is the train to New York.
- / This is the train for New York.
- Both are used.
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lucas21cThis train is [for/to] New York.
We would not say it like that. Say
This is the train to New York. / This is the train for New York.
Both are used.
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