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- 13-Jul-2010, 19:00 #1
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"Usual" preposition confusion, to or for ? Sentence: "That U.S data isn't of much importance to/for traders in a stabilized economic environment."
My question: Again a preposition confusion! Which preposition would be correct to use in this sentence ? I had almost selected preposition to and I was going for it; all of a sudden I feel that preposition for can also come there. Since then I'm confuse, now you tell me dear forum members which preposition should I use.
Regards and thanks
- 14-Jul-2010, 02:43 #2
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Teacher Re: "Usual" preposition confusion, to or for ? Your first instinct was correct. Use "to."
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