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Lime park 200 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

To or For here?

Sentence: Playing with professional is injurious to/for bankroll.


Question: In the sentence above what should come with the word injurious "to" or "for"? Please kindly tell with reasons as "for" is sounding natural to me but I'm not so sure. Sentence was said to a someone in a jesting way...


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injurious to is the combination you want. It's the same as in the expression to do injury to (someone) . lime park 200 Playing with a professional is injurious to your bankroll.

— CalifJim

  • injurious to is the combination you want.
  • It's the same as in the expression to do injury to (someone) .
  • lime park 200 Playing with a professional is injurious to your bankroll.
  • As shown above.
  • CJ
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injurious to is the combination you want. It's the same as in the expression to do injury to (someone).

lime park 200Playing with a professional is injurious to your bankroll.

As shown above.

CJ

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