How to Use TO & FOR ⚡️English Prepositions | Common Grammar Mistakes

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This video is pure gold. I have been studying English for nearly 40 years, and no teachers explained to me how to use to or for properly to make sentences using them correctly... I had to learn it on my own by listening to the people when I kept conversations... Thanks a lot!

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Usage of To: 1.) Direction/Destination 2.) Time/Time between two points 3.) Preference 4.) Limit/Endpoint ♥️

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I primarily used to suffer the correct using of articles. After huge effort and practices, I have made significant improvement now. Prepositions are also made me unprofessional on my academic work. And your videos can help me to avoid those confusions. Your presentation is clean and pretty much on target. Keep up the good work as we are benefiting a lot.

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To : destination/direction, time, prefer, end point For : benefits, duration of time, helping someone (favor), function To & for : reason/motive To when motive/reason is a verb For when motive/reason is a noun

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1. direction/movements 2. preferences 3.time/ time between two points 4. limits/endpoints

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•Use of TO 1.direction(I walk to shop) 2.limit (The water is up to sea level) 3 time (The shop is open 10.00 to 11.00 pm) 4.preference (I like coffee to tea) • The use of for 1.help( I help for my grand mother) 2.benefit(water help for our immunity system) 3.past action(I have been waiting here for 30 minutes) 4.functional use (Its used for drinking)

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[@PaleMist]

Extremely close, but several important corrections: 1. “I walk to shop” should be “I walk to *the* shop” because without the definite article, “to shop” becomes the to-infinitive verb. 3 “The shop is open 10.00 to 11.00 pm” is acceptable but “The shop is open *from* 10.00 to 11.00 pm” is more natural. 4. “I like coffee to tea” is incorrect; it should be “I *prefer* coffee to tea” or (if you insist on using “like”) “I like coffee *more than* tea.” • The use of for 1. “help” (if an object is present) requires a direct object, particularly if “for” is used. Also, “grand mother” is one word so it should be “I *help my grandmother for* my grandfather.” 2. Again, if *help* is used and there is any object, then there must be a direct object. “Water helps our immunity system”. Other than those things, you did well.

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To: 1. destination 2. time between two points 3. preference 4. limit/endpoint. This is such a magnificent lesson.

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[@Vll-yk]

To 1 Direction/Destination Do you usually take the bus to work If you're feeling sick you should talk to a doctor 2 Time between two points It's a quarter to seven It's five minutes to eight I study English Monday to Thursday every week 3 Preference He prefers riding is bike to walking Do you prefer tea to coffe 4 Limit/End point During the flood, the water came to my kness The tickets could cost up to $200 each For 1 Benefits Ginger is great for you immune system 2 Period of time/Duration They've been living in the city for three years already I've been waiting for twenty minutes already where are you? 3 Helping someone I baked a cake for my sister Hey, can you grab those boxes for me? 4 Fuction/Use for+verb-ing That camera is used for taking pictures underwater To&For Reason/Motive Use To when the motive or reason is a verb Use For when the motive or reason is a noun Now my personal advice is that you shouldn't try to remember all of this things (aye keep in mind) but instead watch some movies or listen to music and enjoy the process :)

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Hi, there! Love your classes very much and would like to ask a question about the prepositions "Compare to & compare with". When do we use "compare to" and when do we use "compare with"? Thanks for all interesting videos and look forward to hearing from you asap. Jackie from Vietnam

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I'm american and I would use it in a business presentation using either...

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I have neverd heard, and consequently, never used the preposition "to" as a way of showing any preference. This is very new to me so I'm gonna practice by creating sentences I could use. If anyone can give me any feedback I'd be so grateful! :) 1. I rather listen to music on my speaker to using headphones. 2. I prefer walking to riding a bus. 3. On vacation, I rather go to the beach to discovering any urban city. (I figured saying: "I rather go to the beach to discover any urban city could be confusing but I'm not sure I can mix up different times in the same sentence). 4. Do you prefer rock to pop? Feels very odd to me! Thank u teacher, and thanks to my wonderful e-classmates as well. ✰

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1. For benefits 2. For time in present perect tense 3. For functions 4. For some persons

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4: for help someone*

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Hi, there! This is Gaby from Argentina. Thank you very much for posting these useful videos. I really like them! I'm a teacher of English here in my home country and, more often than not, we come across sentences like "One of the advantages TO living in the city is....." and the paragraph immediately after that says "One of the disadvantages OF living in the city is..." - Is there any significant difference between TO and OF in this case? If you had a video approaching this grammar point, I would be more than glad to watch it and share it with my students. Thank you!

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[@Helmarful]

Actually, advantage OF doing a thing. DoING because of the preposition OF. That's it!

[@GabrielaAttar]

@@Helmarful Thank you for your feedback. Of course since OF is a preposition, we need to use a gerund after it. The question would be: Would you ever use "The advantage to + ING?" IF so, what would the difference be? The advantage to using technology in the classroom vs. The advantage of using technology in the classroom. Since OF and TO are prepositions, we need -ING after them.

[@Helmarful]

@@GabrielaAttar Hi, Gaby! Thanks for the reply.Yeah, difference is that the preposition TO " The advantage TO usING " is part of the previous expression, I mean, TO has been attached to the noun " advantage ". Otherwise, I would've used the infinitive of the verb " to use " in the sentence " The advantage TO use ( infinitive).

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Thank you for making this lesson, emma and finally i can understand how to use TO and FOR.

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Common usage of "to": 1) direction / destination 2) limit/ endpoint 3) preference over than other things 4) distance or time between two points

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I love your lessons to others. 1. Direction/destination 2. Time 3. Prefer, 4. End point

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It's a good lesson.Sometimes we forget how to use the correct preposition.The most important things are the examples that you gave in the video.Thanks a lot.

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Benefit

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Helping someone Duration or period of time Function or use

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Great lesson, Emma! Here’s a couple of collocations that has no explanation: “It doesn’t matter TO me” however “It’s all the same FOR me” Thank you Emma for your constant work on our language skills improvement!! 👍🏻

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"It doesn't matter to me" is actually showing the opinion of the person. And in the next one, "It's all the same for me" shows effect of something on the noun. I hope this might help😊

[@antonfil2110]

@@dishacool8110 Not clear. I see no substantial difference in those. Honestly, “all the same for me” is still my opinion about something. Accordingly, a choice of similar things, does not impress me, no effect at all cause I don’t care

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To= direction/destination, time/time between two points, preference, and limit /endpoint 😊😁 For= benefits, duration/period of time, helping someone , and function/use😁

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Use of for 1. Tense 2. Helping 3. Time / duration 4. Uses / Function

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To 1- time 2- direction 3- preference 4- limit For 1- period of time 2- benefits 3- purposes 4-use

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I use to: - a direction, : I walk to the park - between 2 points: I work from 8 am to 5 pm - a preference: I prefer eggs to tomatoes/ I prefer running to playing football - a limit: at the swimming pool, I avoid having water up to my shoulders

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7:33 Destination, distance, preference and limit... and time!

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Benefits/duration/helping someone/function

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to - destination/ direction. to - time/time between two points. to - preference. to - limit/points

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Direction/destination, time, preference, and limit

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1 benefits 2 duration/period of time 3 helping someone 4 function/use I'm not very fast at typing though

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To: Direction/Destination Time/time between two points Preference Limit/endpoint

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Hello Emma, very interesting your explanation about the prepositions "To" and "For". I should desire to know why it is used the preposition "To" or "For" in the following expressions: 1) It is difficult for me. 2) You are so beautiful to me (I listened this expression in a song).

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[@federomy8166]

"For" is used for: period of time (often with present participle), use of something, benefits, helping someone

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[@anujarora0]

I prefer Physics to chemistry and mmmEnglish to English grammar books and it was a great lesson as always btw Can you please explain how to use the phrases "For that matter" and "in the first place" I searched online but still I don't know exactly in which situation should I use these phrases btw why did Taylor Swift say in the song "You belong with me" instead of "you belong to me" and thank you in advance😊😊

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Great examples Anuj! I'll try to make a lesson explaining those two phrases 😁 "Belong to" means ownership. Eg. That car belongs to me. "Belong with" means that things should be together - often used in a romantic context. Eg. You belong with me.

[@CBJAMPA]

Anuj Arora - Belong can also be used with “in”, meaning appropriateness. Ex.: Bad behavior doesn’t belong in a classroom. / Corruption doesn’t belong in government. / Politics doesn’t belong in religion or vice versa. Hope it helps!

[@anujarora0]

C. Thank you it does

[@oneib4519]

Does it sound correct ''you be long with me''?

[@CBJAMPA]

one ib - Did you mean “ be long” (2 distinct words?) If so, I don’t think it means anything. Now, if you meant “belong” (together as an only word), it means “ You are an ideal person for me to be with”, or “We belong together”. If you say that a car belongs to you, you’re saying that the car is your property. If you say that someone “belongs with you”, your saying that that someone’s ideal place is by your side, not your property. Ex. A child belongs with his/her parents. She/he is not their parents’ property, but a child is generally much better off being with his/her parents. Hope it helps!

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