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Damir Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What goes here? to or for?

Hi!

I'm confused. How to say that we do not have a problem about something?
"It's not a problem to/for me???"

Does it goes to or for?
I've seen that people use both expressions.

Thanks in advance!
  

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' For me ' is the only native expression in this sentence, although to/for both appear in other constructions, like ' To/For me, this seems to be a difficult problem '.

— Mister Micawber

  • ' For me ' is the only native expression in this sentence, although to/for both appear in other constructions, like ' To/For me, this seems to be a difficult problem '.
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'For me' is the only native expression in this sentence, although to/for both appear in other constructions, like 'To/For me, this seems to be a difficult problem'.
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I'll listen native speakers =)
Thanks!
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