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If we're talking semantics, the celebration is not so much for the deceased, but for the living "left behind."
by ufocia 2y ago
If we're talking semantics, the celebration is not so much for the deceased, but for the living "left behind."
- ssl-3 2y agoPrepositions are a fundamental part of English, and having a celebration for a person [alive, or dead -- it doesn't matter] is using "for" as a preposition.