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27 Dec 2020, 09:45
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I encountered the use of from X to Y to Z in my GMAT exam recently. Can anybody explain how this construction is used and when it is correct.
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I encountered the use of from X to Y to Z in my GMAT exam recently. Can anybody explain how this construction is used and when it is correct.
27 Dec 2020, 10:27
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agarwalpranjal80 - The correct idiomatic usage is From A To B. The idiom can be used in various ways: from A to B, from A to B to C, from A to B and C.
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco to Seattle.
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Seattle.
All three sentences convey a different meaning. In sentence one, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco. In sentence two, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and then to Seattle. In sentence three, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to two locations: San Francisco and Seattle. Sentence three can also be written as "Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and to Seattle."
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco to Seattle.
Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Seattle.
All three sentences convey a different meaning. In sentence one, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco. In sentence two, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and then to Seattle. In sentence three, the intended meaning is that I traveled from Los Angeles to two locations: San Francisco and Seattle. Sentence three can also be written as "Last summer, I traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and to Seattle."
