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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Should it be 'to or for'?

Red wine is beneficial 'to or for' heart health.

Are both correct?
  

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Red wine is beneficial 'to or for' the heart. Anonymous Should it be 'to or for'? Are both correct?

— Mister Micawber

  • Red wine is beneficial 'to or for' the heart.
  • Anonymous Should it be 'to or for'?
  • Are both correct?
  • Yes.
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Red wine is beneficial 'to or for' the heart.
AnonymousShould it be 'to or for'? Are both correct?
Yes.
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