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Adriana1109 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
For me or to me?
I have ever read these two sentences,
"The game is really exciting to me."
And "It is exciting for Joyce to watch a spooky movie by herself."
My question is: why are they used different prepositions after the word "exciting"?
Thank you for your help.
"The game is really exciting to me."
And "It is exciting for Joyce to watch a spooky movie by herself."
My question is: why are they used different prepositions after the word "exciting"?
Thank you for your help.
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Adriana-- and welcome to English Forums. This is probably one of the most-asked questions by students, who never believe the answer: there is no significant difference . Feel free to use either.
- Adriana-- and welcome to English Forums.
- This is probably one of the most-asked questions by students, who never believe the answer: there is no significant difference .
- Feel free to use either.
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Hello.Adriana-- and welcome to English Forums.
This is probably one of the most-asked questions by students, who never believe the answer: there is no significant difference. Feel free to use either.
This is probably one of the most-asked questions by students, who never believe the answer: there is no significant difference. Feel free to use either.
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