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Palinkasocsi Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

It is risky to/for me?

Which one is correct?

It is risky TO/FOR me?
  

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It would help to see the complete sentence, but FOR is correct in this case. " This specifically applies to you. " This is a generalization.

— Arvsworld

  • It would help to see the complete sentence, but FOR is correct in this case.
  • " This specifically applies to you.
  • " This is a generalization.
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It would help to see the complete sentence, but FOR is correct in this case.

*******in context*******

If you say, "It is risky for me to lend a total stranger a hundred-thousand dollars." This specifically applies to you.

If you say, "It is risky to lend a total stranger a hundred-thousand dollars." This is a generalization.
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PalinkasocsiWhich one is correct?

It is risky TO/FOR me?
In general, it is risky to do something and risky for someone.
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