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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I should prepare (for) the presentation

When I am choosing a suit to wear in a presentation tomorrow, which one is more natural to use?

1) I should prepare for the presentation.
2) I should prepare the presentation.

I know the difference between prepare and prepare for like in I prepare the exam and I prepare for the exam, but in the situation of choosing something related to the event, I am confused with choosing the proper word between prepare and prepare for, so which one do you use if you have to do?

Thank you so much as usual in advance.
  

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Hans51 2) I should prepare the presentation. You write the words (for the speech) and/or select the titles, images and bullet points for the Powerpoint slide show (for a visual presentation). Hans51 1) I should prepare for the presentation.

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  • Hans51 2) I should prepare the presentation.
  • You write the words (for the speech) and/or select the titles, images and bullet points for the Powerpoint slide show (for a visual presentation).
  • Hans51 1) I should prepare for the presentation.
  • Shine your shoes, pick your clothes, brush your hair, and get ready to to give your speech.
  • You might inspect and test the equipment or rehearse your speech.
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Hans512) I should prepare the presentation.
You write the words (for the speech) and/or select the titles, images and bullet points for the Powerpoint slide show (for a visual presentation).
Hans511) I should prepare for the presentation.
Shine your shoes, pick your clothes, brush your hair, and get ready to to give your sp
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