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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Write To You Or Write For You
Hello everyone,
If someone gives me a diary so that I write something in it, can I use either "to" or "for" after the verb "write" as follows?
1. I want to write something to you in your diary.
2. I want to write something for you in your diary.
Regards,
JA
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Joseph A If someone gives me a diary so that I write something in it, can I use either "to" or "for" after the verb "write" as follows? Yes. The meaning is different.
- Joseph A If someone gives me a diary so that I write something in it, can I use either "to" or "for" after the verb "write" as follows?
- Yes.
- The meaning is different.
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Joseph AIf someone gives me a diary so that I write something in it, can I use either "to" or "for" after the verb "write" as follows?
Yes. The meaning is different.
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