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[Jaskin]

Hello,
What is the difference beetwen these questions :

Who is it written to ?
Who is it written for ?

Cheers,

[MashUK]

[quote=Jaskin;364584]Hello,
What is the difference beetwen these questions :

Who is it written to ? Common usage as the verb "to write" is normally followed by the preposition "to". Like, I write to my parents once a week. Who is this letter written to?
Who is it written for ? This question reflects a shift in meaning. Consider this example: She writes for a number of Dubai-located magazines (meaning that she works for a few publishing houses). E.g. -Who is this article written for? -Aquarius Magazine.

[David L.]

...and the Harry Potter books are written for children and adults alike.

[MashUK]

...and the Harry Potter books are written for children and adults alike.

I concur wholeheartedly