Infinitives of Purpose | English Grammar Lesson

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Therefore, can't we use a "GERUND" after "FOR" in any situation in English?

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I'm confused because I'd watched other videos Wich teachers say that "for" can be used to express used or purpose

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How about this sentence “You left me to die”

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Um the lecture was amazing but for+noun is an infinitive

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