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  1. 09-Jun-2011, 00:37 #1
    fadysandy
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    Default to / for

    Your teacher has some good advice to you.
    May we say:

    Your teacher has some good advice for you.
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  2. 09-Jun-2011, 00:47 #2
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    Default Re: to / for

    You should say "for you." "To you" is wrong.

    "Your teacher has given some good advice to you" is correct.
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