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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Capitalism

Capitalism for me and for many others is a sin. Or

Capitalism to me and to many others is a sin.

What's the difference between the two sentences?

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I don't see any difference. You and others view capitalism as sinful.

— BarbaraPA

  • I don't see any difference.
  • You and others view capitalism as sinful.
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I don't see any difference. You and others view capitalism as sinful.
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To me, the first of the two sentences you have written sounds more natural.
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I read "for me" as in terms of my personal philosophy.

I read "to me" as my objective intellectual understanding of it.

Of course this is not set in stone. People use each of them in both ways.
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By the way, I'd put a comma after "Capitalism" and after "others."
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