A question about fit/fit for:
1.He is the only person who fits this postion/job.
2.He is the only person who is fit for this postion/job.
I looked this word fit & fit for in dictionary. Both expressions seem correct. I am wondering if there is any nuance between them or do they sound natural?
Thanks!
We would use "fit for" more to imply that a person is qualified and capable.
"Fits" is good for pointing out that they're well-suited to the job - it makes you think a little more of natural inclinations or personality.
Good question!
14 april 2021
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