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The difference between "adj.+ for" and " adj. + of " is the target which you
talk to.
We always use " adj. + for " to explain whether something is good or bad for someone like " suitable for" , " bad for " and so on.
But, the reason why we use "adj. + of " is to describe someone's personality or virtues. For instance, " It is kind of you to help with your brother's homework." In this case , "kind" implies your personality.
Remember that we use both of them (adj. + for and adj. + of ) with a
particular sentence structure in general----- " It is + adj. + for/ of + to ...."
If not, you can take away " it is " and add a subject instead. " To " can be
dealt with freely based on your choice.
Hope that you will find it useful .