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Davidrock65 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
On and For
a.To me, she's very beautiful. b. For me, she's very beautiful
c. It's very important to me. d. It's very important for me.
What's the difference between To someone and For someone?
Could you please give me some examples?
Thanks for answering my question.
c. It's very important to me. d. It's very important for me.
What's the difference between To someone and For someone?
Could you please give me some examples?
Thanks for answering my question.
Top answer
Hi, Here are a few comments. To me, she's very beautiful. b.
- Hi, Here are a few comments.
- To me, she's very beautiful.
- b.
- For me, she's very beautiful 'To me' is often used to give your opinion.
- 'To me, this is a good idea' means I think it's a good idea.
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Hi,
Here are a few comments.
a.To me, she's very beautiful. b. For me, she's very beautiful
'To me' is often used to give your opinion. 'To me, this is a good idea' means I think it's a good idea.
'For me, this is a good idea' means this idea will benefit me in some way.
c
Here are a few comments.
a.To me, she's very beautiful. b. For me, she's very beautiful
'To me' is often used to give your opinion. 'To me, this is a good idea' means I think it's a good idea.
'For me, this is a good idea' means this idea will benefit me in some way.
c
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