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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
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to OR for?
1. He was so harsh/mean to me?
2. He was so harsh/mean for me?
I found some examples like #1 and #2 that are confusing for me; I don't know which preposition I should use between "to" and "for".
2. He was so harsh/mean for me?
I found some examples like #1 and #2 that are confusing for me; I don't know which preposition I should use between "to" and "for".
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Hi, 1. He was so harsh/mean to me? 2.
- Hi, 1.
- He was so harsh/mean to me?
- 2.
- He was so harsh/mean for me?
- I found some examples like #1 and #2 that are confusing for me; I don't know which preposition I should use between "to" and "for".
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Hi,
1. He was so harsh/mean to me?
2. He was so harsh/mean for me?
I found some examples like #1 and #2 that are confusing for me; I don't know which preposition I should use between "to" and "for". In your examples, only 'to' is correct.
He was so mean to me. This is often
1. He was so harsh/mean to me?
2. He was so harsh/mean for me?
I found some examples like #1 and #2 that are confusing for me; I don't know which preposition I should use between "to" and "for". In your examples, only 'to' is correct.
He was so mean to me. This is often
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