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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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AS FOR OR AS TO
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Please tell me what is the difference? Which one is correct? Please correct any grammatical mistakes if you see one.
Fictitious scenario:
Hi, folks, we have one thousand dollars to give away for a philanthrophic purpose and claim our tax benefits at the year end. I have two people in mind, Joe and John.
As to (for?) Joe, I feel his circumstances deserve our serious consideration. As to (for?) John, I feel he needs a helping hand now eventhough he has a stable job since he is going through a tough time financially with his mother's illness, he deserves our consideration too. So, folks, what do you think.
Please tell me what is the difference? Which one is correct? Please correct any grammatical mistakes if you see one.
Fictitious scenario:
Hi, folks, we have one thousand dollars to give away for a philanthrophic purpose and claim our tax benefits at the year end. I have two people in mind, Joe and John.
As to (for?) Joe, I feel his circumstances deserve our serious consideration. As to (for?) John, I feel he needs a helping hand now eventhough he has a stable job since he is going through a tough time financially with his mother's illness, he deserves our consideration too. So, folks, what do you think.
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I don't see any real difference. com says: as for or to , with respect to; in reference to: As for staying away, I wouldn't think of it.
- I don't see any real difference.
- com says: as for or to , with respect to; in reference to: As for staying away, I wouldn't think of it.
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I don't see any real difference. Dict.com says: as for or to, with respect to; in reference to: As for staying away, I wouldn't think of it.
I don't see any real difference. Dict.com says: as for or to, with respect to; in reference to: As for staying away, I wouldn't think of it.
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