Is "against to" wrong?
Which is grammatically correct?
He was against to the pressure or
He was against the pressure
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We just say "against," not "against to." When non-native speakers talk, they often emphasize the final "t" too much. Between an "s" and a "th," a native speaker will barely (if at all) pronounce the "t."
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He was against the pressure. is correct
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