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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Experience like to you
What's the difference between these sentences:
What was the experience like for you? And What was the experience like to you?
Could both be used or only for you is the correct form?
Also..What's the difference when someone says:
For me. And to me. Does it imply the same thing or there's a difference?
What was the experience like for you? And What was the experience like to you?
Could both be used or only for you is the correct form?
Also..What's the difference when someone says:
For me. And to me. Does it imply the same thing or there's a difference?
Top answer
I would only say "for you" in your example.
- I would only say "for you" in your example.
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