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Harrison Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
To or for?
If someone works all the time and has no time to relax even on fridays, can he/she say:
"There have been no fridays for me for a long time."
Or should it be:
"There have been no fridays to me for a long time."
Yes, I know that's an odd way of saying it in the first place.
"There have been no fridays for me for a long time."
Or should it be:
"There have been no fridays to me for a long time."
Yes, I know that's an odd way of saying it in the first place.
Top answer
for, but not to
- for, but not to
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Is Friday normally a day off work in Finland then? We'd have to say 'there have been no weekends for me...'
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