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Wed 31 May, 2006 02:16 am
what is the difference between "as for"and "as to"?thank you!
There is absolute no way to give you a coherent answer without knowing the context. Do you have a sentence in which you have read either of these expressions? I can't really help you if you haven't provided me the context.
Most use of prepositions (for and to are propositions) in English is intuitive, which, in my limited experience, is true in most languages.
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