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Rashi3278 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

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Can you tell me the difference in using For and To in the sentences
  

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Could you give some examples so that I and others can explain more.

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Could you give some examples so that I and others can explain more.
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rashi3278Can you tell me the difference in using For and To in the sentences
It depends on the other words in the sentence.

CJ
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Like if I say I quickly rush for my office. Is is right?

Also, one more thing I've often heard people saying Stop Creeping or Don't creep. What does that mean?

Thanks
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You rush to your office.

Rushing is moving quickly, so you don't need quickly.

I don't have any idea what "Stop creeping" or "Don't creep" means. Can you add anything more about the situation in which you heard it used?

CJ
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Why not it could be You rush for office
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Sorry. You rush for office is not a correct English sentence.

CJ
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