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Wang.cupid Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference between to and for?
Hi everyone, sometimes I am really confused about these two prepositions to and for. for instance,
1. It's of great importance to me.
2. It does more good than harm for us.
Could you pls explain this for me(I guess here for might be right) a little bit? Thx.
1. It's of great importance to me.
2. It does more good than harm for us.
Could you pls explain this for me(I guess here for might be right) a little bit? Thx.
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This is one of the most-asked, least important questions about the language. 99% of the time the intended meaning is the same, and the other 1% the difference is of the utmost subtlety.
- This is one of the most-asked, least important questions about the language.
- 99% of the time the intended meaning is the same, and the other 1% the difference is of the utmost subtlety.
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This is one of the most-asked, least important questions about the language. 99% of the time the intended meaning is the same, and the other 1% the difference is of the utmost subtlety.
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