Terecia Elshinta
Nice to Me or Nice for Me Dear English Speakers, I know that the usage of 'to' in the expression like this, "You are really nice to me", means that someone is acting nicely towards me. However, I also read somewhere that there's an expression like this, "You did something nice for me." The questions are: (1) Can I use "to" in the latter sentence? (2) Is there an explanation about the usage "for" as "to" in the first sentence? Thank you for your time and help, Terecia
1 de abr. de 2019 11:42
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You did something nice for me means the act of doing something for a person: you cooked me a meal when I was not feeling well You cleaned the kitchen when I was tired You bought me flowers when I was sad or for my birthday I wouldn't use "to" in the latter sentence
1 de abril de 2019
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To be nice TO someone, but to do something nice FOR someone. See the difference??
1 de abril de 2019
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