Addyaddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
prequel of or to
Why do we say:
A was a prequel to B.
not
A was a prequel of B.
A was a prequel to B.
not
A was a prequel of B.
Top answer
Hi, As in the sentence, "This film was a prequel to The Lord of the Rings" ? It's completely arbitrary. That's the way English has evolved, really.
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Hi,
As in the sentence, "This film was a prequel to The Lord of the Rings"?
It's completely arbitrary. That's the way English has evolved, really.
Regards
As in the sentence, "This film was a prequel to The Lord of the Rings"?
It's completely arbitrary. That's the way English has evolved, really.
Regards
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