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StephenLai Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

to; for

Hi

It is hard to me.

It is hard for me.

Do these two sentences have differences?

Thanks in advance
  

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StephenLai Hi It is hard to me. It is hard for me. Do these two sentences have differences?

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  • StephenLai Hi It is hard to me.
  • It is hard for me.
  • Do these two sentences have differences?
  • Thanks in advance I think " to " is not the right preposition for the sentence.
  • " for " is the correct one.
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StephenLai
Hi

It is hard to me.

It is hard for me.

Do these two sentences have differences?

Thanks in advance

I think " to " is not the right preposition for the sentence. " for " is the correct one.
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thank you very much~
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StephenLaiHi

It is hard to me.

It is hard for me.

Do these two sentences have differences?

Thanks in advance

Hi Stephen,

For me / To me, with the proper context, both can be correct. However, each carries a lightly different meanings. Also, we can invert the prepo
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StephenLaiHi

It is hard to me.

It is hard for me.

Do these two sentences have differences?

Thanks in advance

It feels (is) hard to me. In this instance, 'hard' means firm to touch and is related to my physical perception.

It is hard for me. 'hard' means difficult and is related to my emot
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Maybe this discussion could help you... 180508[/post)

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