The difference between "to you" and "for you" - English Grammar - EnglishAnyone.com Clips

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Learn more about Fluent For Life: tinyurl.com/2drh3e7k Learn pronunciation like a native: englishanyone.com/frederick Link to full video this clip comes from: kzbin.infoK7KiQErHfkg This video clip teaches the simple difference between "to you" and "for you." This is a subtle difference in English grammar, but when you understand it like a native, you can use it fluently. :) Get fluent here: tinyurl.com/2drh3e7k Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: facebook.com/englishanyone Twitter: twitter.com/englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #LearnEnglishAsAFirstLanguage #SpeakFluentEnglishConfidently

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It is so clear teacher. Thanks a lot.

[@Fogartino]

Thank you so much for your great teaching

[@edwinmunoz9123]

Great explanation . Thx

[@VoidM.]

Sending thanks to you ! 🎉 It’s helpful for me.

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What a good idea to make short clip!! I love it!!

[@Sakura-rc2oi]

Thank you so much for your great teaching🙏🏽🌸

[@zemfiramustafazade9348]

It's an interesting topic to me. Thanks for clarifying. It was hard for me when to use "to" or "for". Understood.

[@Giga2025Chad]

Many thanks for you

[@ederjean9802]

Good teacher!!!

[@lucianormribeiro]

Thank you!

[@fellowsidiomas]

Can I say: I'm sending a present to you for your mother?

[@EnglishAnyone]

Yes :)

[@MrFedebloch1978]

Very well explained! I got it finally. Thank you!

[@Daggerdawg]

It’s been a year, how’s your English now?

[@MrFedebloch1978]

@Daggerdawg I guess my English is good. I brush up on my English every day.

[@Daggerdawg]

@ awesome!

[@alperaslan.]

I always wonder for and to difference. Great explanation thx 🙂

[@joicemunemo]

thank you teacher .

[@norhan..]

Thank you🙏🏼

[@TundeEszlari]

Perfect video.

[@EVERNASCHE]

Thanks for sharing with us Teacher The use to you for you 🤗😳😊😃

[@VKutsiy]

Thanks!

[@maricelp116]

Thanks

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I can get by, thanks TO you! 😉

[@NaTapiano]

Thank you, sir. Very easy to understand Can you explain 'compare to' vs 'compare with'?

[@jorgelinalujan2129]

Thanks! Could you please explain taking into account those terms (direction/destination) why do we say "this is for you" but we say "happy birthday to you"? Many thnaks!

[@NaTapiano]

What about 'important to you' vs 'important for you', sir? Is it the same way to explain them?

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