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In English, the phrase from... to... is used to show a range or a journey between two points or values. It indicates where something starts from one point and ends at another.

For example, if you say, I work from Monday to Friday, it means your workdays are from Monday (the starting point) to Friday (the ending point). It's a way of expressing the entire span between two specific things or times.

In simpler terms, from... to... helps you talk about the beginning and ending parts of something, like a time period, a place, or a range of numbers.

Complete the sentence with the correct phrase.

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Well, AI is everywhere, BLANK chatbots that help with customer service BLANK self-driving cars that use AI to navigate safely.

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from

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Add here the preposition used for starting points.

to

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Add here the preposition used for ending points.

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