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What is the difference between No more tequila for me and No more tequila to me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"No more tequila for me" sounds more natural. "To me" is more often used for opinions or points of view. "Tequila doesn't taste good to me."
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"No more tequila for me" sounds more natural. "To me" is more often used for opinions or points of view. "Tequila doesn't taste good to me."
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