I accept this is no proper split.Mike@Magoosh wrote:Dear Resp007,Resp007 wrote:If any one can please comment on the split between options A and B, i.e. between "hosts for" vs "hosts in" ?
I'm happy to help.
That's a false split. Those two ways of saying this are both perfectly fine, and they mean the same thing.
hosts in part of their lifecycle
hosts for part of their lifecycle
Both of these denote that part of the lifecycle is the time when the snails are the hosts.
Does this make sense?
Mike
But for part of life-cycle makes better sense as I feel for indicates the duration of time.
but I feel in part of life-cycle is wrong not only in this sentence but also structurally.
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