See how you have "murdered" this!

Sunday, March 13, 2016
 Without having a second thought, I see that most people would rather say something like: "This environment is conducive for learning." Yes, isn't that not what you are likely to say? CAUTION: The adjective "conducive" collocates with "to", not "for". e.g. This environment is conducive to learning (not "for"). Let me cite another example: The school has a very serene environment which is conducive to learning (not "...conducive for learning"). I hope you find this quite interesting?