JACEK1
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Hello everybody!
It is meddlesome of/for him to keep asking troublesome questions.
I have two questions about the sentence in question. 1) Which form is right:
"It is meddlesome of him to keep asking troublesome questions" or "It is meddlesome for him to keep asking troublesome questions"?
2) Supppose that "It is meddlesome of him to keep asking troublesome questions" means the same as "It is meddlesome for him to keep asking troublesome questions", does it mean that "He is in the nasty habit of interfering in other people's lives" or "He has a nasty habit of being busybody in other people's matters".
What do you think?
Thank you.
It is meddlesome of/for him to keep asking troublesome questions.
I have two questions about the sentence in question. 1) Which form is right:
"It is meddlesome of him to keep asking troublesome questions" or "It is meddlesome for him to keep asking troublesome questions"?
2) Supppose that "It is meddlesome of him to keep asking troublesome questions" means the same as "It is meddlesome for him to keep asking troublesome questions", does it mean that "He is in the nasty habit of interfering in other people's lives" or "He has a nasty habit of being busybody in other people's matters".
What do you think?
Thank you.