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Jenabel Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To vs for
Which is right?
Please answer a question for me. or Please answer to me a question.
Please explain the rules for me. or Please explain the rules for me.
When will i use the preposition for and to?
In the dictionary it says for is used to say who is intended to get or use something or where something is intended to be used. To is used to say who receives something or is told or shown something. It seems to me both definitions are the same.
Pleas help me.
Please answer a question for me. or Please answer to me a question.
Please explain the rules for me. or Please explain the rules for me.
When will i use the preposition for and to?
In the dictionary it says for is used to say who is intended to get or use something or where something is intended to be used. To is used to say who receives something or is told or shown something. It seems to me both definitions are the same.
Pleas help me.
Top answer
Please answer a question for me. < you are going to ask the question, or, your asking someone to help you answer a question> Please explain the rules to me< thats usually verbally> Please explain the rules for me<you read them but don't understand them>
- Please answer a question for me.
- < you are going to ask the question, or, your asking someone to help you answer a question> Please explain the rules to me< thats usually verbally> Please explain the rules for me<you read them but don't understand them>
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Please answer a question for me. < you are going to ask the question, or, your asking someone to help you answer a question>
Please explain the rules to me< thats usually verbally>
Please explain the rules for me<you read them but don't understand them>
Please explain the rules to me< thats usually verbally>
Please explain the rules for me<you read them but don't understand them>
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