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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Preposition usage--richer for/from the experience

Why is it richer for the experience? Not richer from the experience?

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'Richer/Poorer/Wiser for' is idiomatic. You can use 'from', but 'for' collocates much more highly.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Richer/Poorer/Wiser for' is idiomatic.
  • You can use 'from', but 'for' collocates much more highly.
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'Richer/Poorer/Wiser for' is idiomatic. You can use 'from', but 'for' collocates much more highly.
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