Your opinion may be different to someone else.

[Duet062010]

"Your opinion may be different to someone else."
Is there any thing wrong with this sentence?
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[Alan]

Hi,

Personally I use 'different from' but don't worry about that. The main point is that you are talking about two opinions - your opinion and what someone else thinks. For that reason you have to indicate that your opinion is different not from someone else but someone else's opinion.

Alan
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[Duet062010]

it means the following sentence is correct.
"Your opinion may be different to someone else's."
There is no problem with "to". If not then, "to/from", which one is preferable in this situation?
Another question--
"The boy goes to the school."
Can we say that the underlined part is adverb?
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