as for sb/sth
prep. phr..prep. phr.. you use this to start talking about a new person or thing that is related to what you were just saying.
prep. phr.. a prepositional phrase used as a discourse marker to shift the focus of a conversation or text to a new, related topic.
The food was great; as for the service, it was terrible.
The first half of the project is finished, but as for the second half, we need more time.
The CEO addressed the budget cuts briefly, but as for the rumors regarding his resignation, he remained entirely silent.
usually placed at the beginning of a sentence or clause to introduce a contrast or a new sub-topic.
teach this as a 'topic shifter' to help students organize their speaking and writing more naturally when moving between different points.
As for to the price, it is too high.As for the price, it is too high.the phrase 'as for' acts as a preposition itself, so you do not need to add 'to' before the noun.