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Hi English teachers,
I am not clear how to write a proper sentence by using "apply".May I ask if my following sentences are acceptable?
I am going to apply to M1 for an internet service.
I am going to apply for an internet service from M1.

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@Loh Jane,

Both means the same thing, and are acceptable.

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@cicerone imposter,

Thanks.

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