Accepting all sorts of challenges that life offers is a pleasure ___ the brave.
Which is the correct preposition to be used to fill the blank in above sentence ? Is it to or for ? I am confused between these two preposition as both sound fine to my ears.
It sounds more grammatical to say: "It's pleasure for us" than to say: "It's pleasure to us" for example. We can say: "It's pleasure to meet you". So the preposition for sounds more suitable than to in this case.
Accepting all sorts of challenges that life offers is a pleasure for the brave.
I agree that 'for' sounds better.
Accepting all sorts of challenges that life offers is a pleasure ___ the brave.
I might consider these alternatives. This is something to think about; however, your way is correct:
Accepting all sorts of challenges offered in life is a pleasure to the brave.
Accepting all sorts of challenges that life offers is a pleasure for the brave.
I just wanted to show you some contrast. I think that both of my examples are quite acceptable, but sometimes I make mistakes too and have to revisit my construction.
