Something is to take (to) anywhere
The latter are more convenient for us to take to anywhere because they are lighter than paper/printed/physical dictionaries.
Is the 'to' before 'anywhere' omitable?
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Something is to take (to) anywhere
The latter are more convenient for us to take to anywhere because they are lighter than paper/printed/physical dictionaries.Is the 'to' before 'anywhere' omitable?
You cannot use to before anywhere, it should be "to take anywhere" (Unless anywhere is a proper name)
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