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We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think? Native speakers' opinion is preferred on this.

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think? Native speakers' opinion is preferred on this.

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think?

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What is the second "to" in “… for you to assess …”?

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think? Native speakers' opinion is preferred on this.

What is the second "to"?

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think? Native speakers' opinion is preferred on this.

What is the "to" in “… for you to assess …”?

We’ve worked with Coursera to create new software for you to assess each other’s work.

Isn't this supposed to be "for you to assess each other's work with?" Like, I have a pen to write with.

Because this second "to" explains the software.

What do you think? Native speakers' opinion is preferred on this.

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