Difference between 'everything to me' & 'everything for me'
I am confused between
she's everything to me
and
she's everything for me
Can anyone explain which one should i use.
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asked Mar 24 at 9:13
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I am confused between
she's everything to me
and
she's everything for me
Can anyone explain which one should i use.
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asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
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Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21
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I am confused between
she's everything to me
and
she's everything for me
Can anyone explain which one should i use.
vocabulary
asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
153
I am confused between
she's everything to me
and
she's everything for me
Can anyone explain which one should i use.
vocabulary
vocabulary
asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
153
asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
153
asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
153
asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
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asked Mar 24 at 9:13
Imtango30Imtango30
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Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21
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Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21
Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21
Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21
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Usage of 'to me' and 'for me' seems similar, but it has a slight difference.
Usage of 'to me' is more personal. It Indicates how much a thing/person values to you.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important to me because my dad gave it to me.
Here, it shows how valuable the car is to you.
On the other hand,
Usage of 'for me' indicates the benefit.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important for me because it helps me with transportation.
Here, for me is used to tell the listener about the benefits of the car.
Refer this link for more information
YOUR CASE
The choice depends upon the reason for you to utter those lines.
Using to me in your case would make more sense because you are using the word everything. The word everything means that you are talking about someone you love/like (In your case). So if you want to show how much you love/like somebody, you can use to me.
When you use for me in your case then it should be followed by a benefit.
For example,
She is everything for me because she takes care of me.
Hope this helps you.
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
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Both are correct, but, I think, the variant with 'to' is preferable.
(Look at my comment below.)
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
everything
1a:
all that exists
b: all that relates to the subject
2: all that is important
// you mean
everything to me
According to Reverso.context.net:
And he does everything for me.
I mean, my wife means everything to me.
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
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Usage of 'to me' and 'for me' seems similar, but it has a slight difference.
Usage of 'to me' is more personal. It Indicates how much a thing/person values to you.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important to me because my dad gave it to me.
Here, it shows how valuable the car is to you.
On the other hand,
Usage of 'for me' indicates the benefit.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important for me because it helps me with transportation.
Here, for me is used to tell the listener about the benefits of the car.
Refer this link for more information
YOUR CASE
The choice depends upon the reason for you to utter those lines.
Using to me in your case would make more sense because you are using the word everything. The word everything means that you are talking about someone you love/like (In your case). So if you want to show how much you love/like somebody, you can use to me.
When you use for me in your case then it should be followed by a benefit.
For example,
She is everything for me because she takes care of me.
Hope this helps you.
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
add a comment |
Usage of 'to me' and 'for me' seems similar, but it has a slight difference.
Usage of 'to me' is more personal. It Indicates how much a thing/person values to you.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important to me because my dad gave it to me.
Here, it shows how valuable the car is to you.
On the other hand,
Usage of 'for me' indicates the benefit.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important for me because it helps me with transportation.
Here, for me is used to tell the listener about the benefits of the car.
Refer this link for more information
YOUR CASE
The choice depends upon the reason for you to utter those lines.
Using to me in your case would make more sense because you are using the word everything. The word everything means that you are talking about someone you love/like (In your case). So if you want to show how much you love/like somebody, you can use to me.
When you use for me in your case then it should be followed by a benefit.
For example,
She is everything for me because she takes care of me.
Hope this helps you.
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
add a comment |
Usage of 'to me' and 'for me' seems similar, but it has a slight difference.
Usage of 'to me' is more personal. It Indicates how much a thing/person values to you.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important to me because my dad gave it to me.
Here, it shows how valuable the car is to you.
On the other hand,
Usage of 'for me' indicates the benefit.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important for me because it helps me with transportation.
Here, for me is used to tell the listener about the benefits of the car.
Refer this link for more information
YOUR CASE
The choice depends upon the reason for you to utter those lines.
Using to me in your case would make more sense because you are using the word everything. The word everything means that you are talking about someone you love/like (In your case). So if you want to show how much you love/like somebody, you can use to me.
When you use for me in your case then it should be followed by a benefit.
For example,
She is everything for me because she takes care of me.
Hope this helps you.
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
Usage of 'to me' and 'for me' seems similar, but it has a slight difference.
Usage of 'to me' is more personal. It Indicates how much a thing/person values to you.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important to me because my dad gave it to me.
Here, it shows how valuable the car is to you.
On the other hand,
Usage of 'for me' indicates the benefit.
Let's look at the following example.
The car is important for me because it helps me with transportation.
Here, for me is used to tell the listener about the benefits of the car.
Refer this link for more information
YOUR CASE
The choice depends upon the reason for you to utter those lines.
Using to me in your case would make more sense because you are using the word everything. The word everything means that you are talking about someone you love/like (In your case). So if you want to show how much you love/like somebody, you can use to me.
When you use for me in your case then it should be followed by a benefit.
For example,
She is everything for me because she takes care of me.
Hope this helps you.
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
1129
answered Mar 24 at 10:56
KaushikKaushik
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Both are correct, but, I think, the variant with 'to' is preferable.
(Look at my comment below.)
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
everything
1a:
all that exists
b: all that relates to the subject
2: all that is important
// you mean
everything to me
According to Reverso.context.net:
And he does everything for me.
I mean, my wife means everything to me.
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
add a comment |
Both are correct, but, I think, the variant with 'to' is preferable.
(Look at my comment below.)
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
everything
1a:
all that exists
b: all that relates to the subject
2: all that is important
// you mean
everything to me
According to Reverso.context.net:
And he does everything for me.
I mean, my wife means everything to me.
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
add a comment |
Both are correct, but, I think, the variant with 'to' is preferable.
(Look at my comment below.)
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
everything
1a:
all that exists
b: all that relates to the subject
2: all that is important
// you mean
everything to me
According to Reverso.context.net:
And he does everything for me.
I mean, my wife means everything to me.
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
Both are correct, but, I think, the variant with 'to' is preferable.
(Look at my comment below.)
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
everything
1a:
all that exists
b: all that relates to the subject
2: all that is important
// you mean
everything to me
According to Reverso.context.net:
And he does everything for me.
I mean, my wife means everything to me.
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
user307254user307254
4,1472516
answered Mar 24 at 10:40
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Without some context to set it up, the second one sounds weird. The first one is fine and means in my life, she is so important that nothing else matters. I think the problem with the second one is that it sounds as though you are trying to say in my opinion, she's everything, which would be odd because she's everything can only really be a personal feeling of yours, and you know your own personal feelings - you don't really have opinions about them.
– Minty
Mar 24 at 9:21