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| Do both and for fit in the above and mean slightly different things to you? Thanks. |
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| Both can be used, but they have different meanings: It is good of you to do something = You are being generous in doing something It is good for you to do something = It will benefit you [morally/physically/metaphorically] to do something. |
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| Thanks, Anglika. |
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