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Bassam
Can any one tell me the difference from :to which, on which, at which and for which
4 aug. 2011 15:25
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Very good answer from Moorche! The noun in the phrase determines which preposition to use: to, on, at, for. The word "which" simply tells us that you want to know "which one".
4 augustus 2011
From manager to which student.......... On which street............ At which shop............. For which passenger..........
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Arabisch, Engels, Frans, Duits
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Engels, Frans, Duits
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