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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

hazardous

Cqn we say that something could be hazardous for you?

It could be hazardous for you if you go in the room without a suit.

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Yes. go into

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I looked up hazardous and I could not find hazardous for, only hazardous to.

When would you use to and when would you use for?

Here if someone qsked me to fill in the blank what would I have to put?
It could be hazardous you if you go into the room without a suit.

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AnonymousWhen would you use to and when would you use for?
When both are prepositions, they are essentially synonymous. Put either in your non-existent blank.
AnonymousI looked up hazardous and I could not find hazardous for, only hazardous to.
Then research further with a search engine or in a corpus.

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