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#1 22-May-2017, 01:08Allocate for/to
The local council has decided not to allocate funds for the project.
The local council has decided not to allocate funds to the project.
What's the differece?If I make any mistakes in English, please let me know! Please! Thank you!
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#2 22-May-2017, 10:13Re: Allocate for/to
There's no difference.
The project's not going to get any money whichever preposition you choose.
