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JP17 Posted 8 years ago
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To and for

Help me with these sentences please:

This money is for buying a house- ?

This project is to hand in- ×

I guess the second one is wrong and it should be "for handing in", I mean, I'm guessing, if it has another meaning let me know please

I am good for being a host party- ?

I am good to be a host party- ?

I want to answer the question "what is it for?" But I've seen and heard these sentences:

It is late for planning

It is late to plan

So I am not really sure about the meanings of the first four sentences

  

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Help me with these sentences please: This money is for buying a house- ? This project is to hand in- × I guess the second one is wrong and it should be "for handing in", Both versions are OK. _____________________________________ I am good for being a host party- ?

— Clive

  • Help me with these sentences please: This money is for buying a house- ?
  • This project is to hand in- × I guess the second one is wrong and it should be "for handing in", Both versions are OK.
  • _____________________________________ I am good for being a host party- ?
  • I am good to be a host party- ?
  • Neither of the above is correct.
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Help me with these sentences please:

This money is for buying a house- ?

This project is to hand in- ×

I guess the second one is wrong and it should be "for handing in", Both versions are OK.

_____________________________________

I am good for being a host p

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