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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
use of word:to or for
Which word is correct in these sentences?
I am on my way 'to or for' practice.
I am on my way 'to or for' training.
I am on my way 'to or for' exercise.
I am on my way 'to or for' football practice.
I am on my way 'to or for' my first soccer practice/training.
Both sound kin of possible, which is why I am confused!
I am on my way 'to or for' practice.
I am on my way 'to or for' training.
I am on my way 'to or for' exercise.
I am on my way 'to or for' football practice.
I am on my way 'to or for' my first soccer practice/training.
Both sound kin of possible, which is why I am confused!
Top answer
on one's way to
- on one's way to
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Mister Micawberon one's way toThanks. Is it always 'to' with 'on my way'?
Also are the sentences correct?
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Anonymous Is it always 'to' with 'on my way'?In the case of a goal or destination, yes.
AnonymousAlso are the sentences correct?With 'to', yes.
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Mister MicawberWith 'to', yes.I see, thanks. So it is 'on my way to a football practice session'. Right? And 'for' would be wrong here as well?
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