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Reply Sun 31 Mar, 2013 09:25 am
Hello. Are these two forms correct and interchangeable? Thanks.

This vehicle is used for transporting horses.
This vehicle is used to transport horses.
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Reply Sun 31 Mar, 2013 09:31 am
@Doubtful,
Yes. Quite correct and interchangeable.
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