Marlene007  +  318435 Mon, 22 Jan 07 03:32 PM Hello! What's the difference between right to and right for? Am I right when I use right to with a verb and right for with a noun? She has a right to decide. She has a right for choice. I have often seen that right to is also used with a noun, and that's why I am confused. Marlene007 Joined on Sun, Nov 5 2006 Austria New Member 07 Verbs, Difference Between, Nouns

	Philip  +  318440 Mon, 22 Jan 07 03:43 PM  Marlene007 wrote: Hello! What's the difference between right to and right for? Am I right when I use right to with a verb and right for with a noun? She has a right to decide. She has a right for choice. I have often seen that right to is also used with a noun, and that's why I am confused. This sounds very odd to my native ear. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Verbs, Difference Between, Nouns

	Lil' Ruby Rose  +  318444 Mon, 22 Jan 07 03:45 PM "She has a right for choice" is not correct in British English. She has a right to choose. She has a right to make a choice. She has a right to a choice. Lil' Ruby Rose Joined on Wed, Dec 20 2006 Regular Member 879 Enlightenment is always preceded by confusion. British English