The link to a subtitled version or the link for a subtitles version?
I was writting a post on Facebook and I didn't know how to write this properly:
-This is the link to a subtitled version
or
-This is the link for a subtitled version
A few months ago a modern languages professor told me that "for" was for nouns and "to" for verbs, so I think that the first sentence is good, but also the second one seems ok, would you help me please?
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I was writting a post on Facebook and I didn't know how to write this properly:
-This is the link to a subtitled version
or
-This is the link for a subtitled version
A few months ago a modern languages professor told me that "for" was for nouns and "to" for verbs, so I think that the first sentence is good, but also the second one seems ok, would you help me please?
grammar verbs nouns sentence-correction
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I was writting a post on Facebook and I didn't know how to write this properly:
-This is the link to a subtitled version
or
-This is the link for a subtitled version
A few months ago a modern languages professor told me that "for" was for nouns and "to" for verbs, so I think that the first sentence is good, but also the second one seems ok, would you help me please?
grammar verbs nouns sentence-correction
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I was writting a post on Facebook and I didn't know how to write this properly:
-This is the link to a subtitled version
or
-This is the link for a subtitled version
A few months ago a modern languages professor told me that "for" was for nouns and "to" for verbs, so I think that the first sentence is good, but also the second one seems ok, would you help me please?
grammar verbs nouns sentence-correction
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