[Grammar] It has caused a lot of trouble to you/ for you.

[saloom2]

Hello everyone,

I want to know which is more natural.


That ball has caused a lot of trouble to/for you.

 

[emsr2d2]

Re: It has caused a lot if troubles to you/ for you?

Before we start to answer your question, please edit your post:

- You have misspelt "of" in your title
- You have misspelt "trouble" in your title
- We do not put a space on either side of a "slash". It should look like this: to you/for you

 

[saloom2]

Re: It has caused a lot if troubles to you/ for you?

Sorry about that.

 

[emsr2d2]

Re: It has caused a lot if troubles to you/ for you?

As a general rule, we say that something causes trouble for someone. As always though, context might dictate otherwise.