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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
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This food is healthy for you. VS. This food is healthy to you.
This food is healthy for you. VS. This food is healthy to you.
Between the two sentences, which one sounds better to you and is there a meaning difference to tell? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
Between the two sentences, which one sounds better to you and is there a meaning difference to tell? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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" is just what you need. You basically tell the other person they're going to stay healthy if they keep eating that particular kind of food. ".
- " is just what you need.
- You basically tell the other person they're going to stay healthy if they keep eating that particular kind of food.
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I believe "This food is healthy for you." is just what you need. You basically tell the other person they're going to stay healthy if they keep eating that particular kind of food.
If someone said "This food is healthy to you.", I would assume they meant "In your opinion, this food is healthy.".
If someone said "This food is healthy to you.", I would assume they meant "In your opinion, this food is healthy.".
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