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Jigneshbharati Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
To vs for
Which is correct and why? 1) His retirement is a big loss to us. 2) His retirement is a big loss for us. Thanks in advance.
I know prepositions are idiomatic but still want the difference in meaning between "to" vs "for".
I know prepositions are idiomatic but still want the difference in meaning between "to" vs "for".
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