[Grammar] wrong for/to me

[kadioguy]

a. The apostrophe is wrong for me.

b. The apostrophe is wrong to me.

c. This sounds wrong to me.
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Why do we use (a) (not b) while we use (c)?

(a) is from https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/...he-job-just-fine-for-us?p=1742624#post1742624

 

[5jj]

There are TWO differences between (b) and (c). One is the preposition and the other the verb. With verbs such as sound, seem, appear, feel, look, smell, taste, we generally use to in such utterances as [NP] _______ [adjective] to me. With be, we generally prefer for.

 

[jutfrank]

The preposition phrase for me in sentence a. translates loosely as 'in my opinion'.