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anon006 Is this okay: Sorry, I don’t have keys to/for the restroom. More usually, "the key to the restroom". Both "to" and "for" will work.
- anon006 Is this okay: Sorry, I don’t have keys to/for the restroom.
- More usually, "the key to the restroom".
- Both "to" and "for" will work.
- ) "to" is often used when two things go together naturally because one thing is needed (in some sense) for another.
- the key to the safe; an answer to a question; the secret to being popular; a solution to a problem; the ambassador to Brazil; the Preamble to the Constitution; a link to a website; a sequel to a movie CJ
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anon006Is this okay: Sorry, I don’t have keys to/for the restroom.
More usually, "the key to the restroom".
Both "to" and "for" will work. (I usually say "to".)
"to" is often used when two things go together naturally because one thing is needed (in some sense) for another.
the key to the safe; an answer to a question; the secre
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