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Papaboo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which preposition
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After having a course that lasted 8 years, John became very qualified at/in/on/for/to English.
Which one(s) should I choose?
After having a course that lasted 8 years, John became very qualified at/in/on/for/to English.
Which one(s) should I choose?
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Well, thanks so much.
"He's very qualified for the job"
Why is it "for" here?
If someone can be qualified for something, why can't we say s/he is also qualified for English?
Regards.
"He's very qualified for the job"
Why is it "for" here?
If someone can be qualified for something, why can't we say s/he is also qualified for English?
Regards.
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