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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of for and to
1. To me you are the best coach.
For me you are the best coach.
Which of the above two sentences is more appropriate ?
Can we use " For " to mean " in my opinion " as in the second sentence ?
2. Love me for who I am.
What is the significance of "for" in this sentence ?
For me you are the best coach.
Which of the above two sentences is more appropriate ?
Can we use " For " to mean " in my opinion " as in the second sentence ?
2. Love me for who I am.
What is the significance of "for" in this sentence ?
Top answer
In these examples: 'to me' = in my opinion, it seems to me. 'for me' = the best one that I can find to work with, myself 'for who I am' = because of [don't love me for my money, for my good looks, but because I am]
- In these examples: 'to me' = in my opinion, it seems to me.
- 'for me' = the best one that I can find to work with, myself 'for who I am' = because of [don't love me for my money, for my good looks, but because I am]
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In these examples:
'to me' = in my opinion, it seems to me.
'for me' = the best one that I can find to work with, myself
'for who I am' = because of [don't love me for my money, for my good looks, but because I am]
'to me' = in my opinion, it seems to me.
'for me' = the best one that I can find to work with, myself
'for who I am' = because of [don't love me for my money, for my good looks, but because I am]
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