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Keith Baltazar 6661 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

TO or FOR?

Which preposition is best to use for these sentences?
Help please.

To/For me, as long I'm enjoying what I do with balance work and personal life without affecting my performance. Then I would consider myself successful.

Thanks.
  

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"To me" doesn't work. "For me" is possible: it seems to contrast with someone else's opinion previously stated. If there is no such previous opinion then consider whether you need it at all.

— GPY

  • "To me" doesn't work.
  • "For me" is possible: it seems to contrast with someone else's opinion previously stated.
  • If there is no such previous opinion then consider whether you need it at all.
  • There are other things not quite right: (For me), as long I'm enjoying what I d o, and am able to balance work and personal life without affecting my performanc e, t hen I would consider myself successful.
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"To me" doesn't work. "For me" is possible: it seems to contrast with someone else's opinion previously stated. If there is no such previous opinion then consider whether you need it at all. There are other things not quite right:

(For me), as long I'm enjoying what I do, and am able to balance work and personal life without affecting my performance, then I would consider
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