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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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to or for

Should it be “to or for” or are both correct?

Tea is beneficial for/to hypertensive individuals.
Exercise is beneficial for/to human health.
Exercise is beneficial for/to cardiovascular health.

“For” sounds better to me, but I am not sure. What do you think, are both correct maybe?

Thanks.
  

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Anonymous Should it be “to or for” or are both correct? Both are OK. Anonymous For” sounds better to me Me, too.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Should it be “to or for” or are both correct?
  • Both are OK.
  • Anonymous For” sounds better to me Me, too.
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AnonymousShould it be “to or for” or are both correct?
Both are OK.
AnonymousFor” sounds better to me
Me, too.
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