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"Open to opportunities" vs. "open for opportunities"

English Language & Usage Asked by hazzik on August 26, 2020

I want to know which sentence is correct and why:

  • I’m open to new opportunities.
  • I’m open for new opportunities.

One Answer

The first one is correct. "Open to something" means that you're willing to consider something; that you're agreeable to hear or learn about new ideas and suggestions. For example: "He's open to any reasonable suggestions." So, in your case, "I'm open to new opportunities", means that you're willing to consider any new opportunities. As for "open for", I agree with anongoodnurse.

Answered by Vic on August 26, 2020

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