what's the difference between an accompaniment "for" or "to" ? I looked up "accompaniment" in the dictionary and I find some example sentence as below: A nice tie was a fine accompaniment to his new suit. This dish can be served as an accompaniment to most meat main dishes. This wine is a good accompaniment for spicy foods. She studied Italian as an accompaniment to her classes in art history. I am confused about when to use "to" or "for" as the preposition for it. Thanks for your help!