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They are two different prepositions. You need to tell us what exactly you don't understand about these prepositions. One example: I got a present for Barbara.
- They are two different prepositions.
- You need to tell us what exactly you don't understand about these prepositions.
- One example: I got a present for Barbara.
- = I bought a present, and I'm going to give it to Barbara.
- I got a present from Barbara.
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They are two different prepositions. You need to tell us what exactly you don't understand about these prepositions.
One example:
I got a present for Barbara. = I bought a present, and I'm going to give it to Barbara.
I got a present from Barbara. = I received a present. Barbara sent/gave it to me.
One example:
I got a present for Barbara. = I bought a present, and I'm going to give it to Barbara.
I got a present from Barbara. = I received a present. Barbara sent/gave it to me.
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