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- 27-Mar-2009, 07:44 #1
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"cater to" or "cater for"?? Nowadays publishers always cater for public's taste.
Nowadays publishers always cater to public's taste.
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Which one is correct?? Thanks:)
- 28-Mar-2009, 10:05 #2
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Teacher Re: "cater to" or "cater for"?? I use 'cater for', and here I'd use the before public and make taste plural.
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