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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
To me or for me
Should I use "for" or "to" in the two sentences below?
1) He's a gentleman, and that's very important to/for me.
2) To/for me, marriage is not an important thing.
Thank you.
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teal lime Should I use "for" or "to" in the two sentences below? 1) He's a gentleman, and that's very important to / for me . 2) To / for me, marriage is not an important thing .
- teal lime Should I use "for" or "to" in the two sentences below?
- 1) He's a gentleman, and that's very important to / for me .
- 2) To / for me, marriage is not an important thing .
- Thank you.
- Both are OK'; however, 'to' is much more commonly used with 'important'.
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teal limeShould I use "for" or "to" in the two sentences below?
1) He's a gentleman, and that's very important to/for me.
2) To/for me, marriage is not an important thing.
Thank you.
Both are OK'; however, 'to' is much more commonly used with 'important'. That's what I would use.
CJ
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