Guida pratica all'uso di 'to' e 'for' in contesti quotidiani

di Lucy19

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"To" is used for destinations, such as traveling to Florida, and for indicating time, like "quarter to five".
"For" is used to express benefits, as in eating vegetables for healthcare, and for periods of time, like "for two years".
Both "to" and "for" can be used when explaining reasons, like studying English for work or to be able to talk.
Apologies can be expressed with "to" when directing to someone, or "for" when referring to something.
Travel can involve "to" for a destination, or "for" when it involves a purpose, such as traveling for work.

1)2)3)4)5)1)2)3)schedule(appointment):

4)5)1)2)for something: I aologize for breaking your cup

to someone: I apologize to you

3)to do something: I've waited two years to see you

for something: I'm waiting for the bus

4)to somewhere: i'm

for something: I'm travelling for work

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you can also use "to" for...

!!!you can also use "for" for...

ask for...something

care for...someone or something

prepair for...someone