I am happy for him to lose. vs I am happy for him to have lost.

[Navi]

Can one say:

1-I am happy for him to lose.
2-I am happy for him to have lost.

instead of:

I am happy that he lost.

[Fulsheri]

I am happy with him but he is lose

[Cisco795]

Can one say?:

1-I am happy for him to lose.
2-I am happy for him to have lost.
instead of:
I am happy that he lost.

Not to my knowledge.
"For" is a preposition.
"That" is a conjunction connecting two actions (verbs) in the sentence.

If I am wrong, please correct me.

God bless.
Cisco.
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