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Anonymous users2024-02-07for+ for a while.
to - to a certain time.
For example: 1 he has worked here for 6 years
2 he waited here for you for nearly 2 hours
3 she worked here in our factory from 1997 to 2009
4 wait for me till to 7:00pm
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Anonymous users2024-02-06First, the attributes of the following words are different.
For is followed by a gerund, and the person is called Gabind.
To is used in conjunction with a verb to form an infinitive.
Second, the meaning of the word is different.
for: 1, indicates reason or reason, which means "because, due to".
2. It means "to be, to be".
3. Indicates the object or recipient of the action, which means "to give? "Right? in other words)".
4. Indicates the affiliation or purpose, which means "for, suitable for?" of".
5. Express "support and approval".
to: 1, to, to, to.
2. (used to indicate time) before .
3. It is used to express opinions or feelings about something.
4. It is used to express someone's reaction or attitude towards something.
3. The parts of speech are different.
for can only be a preposition.
to can be used as a part of speech like a conjunction, preposition, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05First, the attributes of the following words are different.
For is followed by a gerund, and the person is called Gabind.
To is used in conjunction with a verb to form an infinitive.
Second, the meaning of the word is different.
for: 1, indicates reason or reason, which means "because, due to".
2. It means "to be, to be".
3. Indicates the object or recipient of the action, which means "to give? "Right? in other words)".
4. Indicates the affiliation or purpose, which means "for, suitable for?" of".
5. Express "support and approval".
to: 1, to, to, to.
2. (used to indicate time) before .
3. It is used to express opinions or feelings about something.
4. It is used to express someone's reaction or attitude towards something.
3. The parts of speech are different.
for can only be a preposition.
to can be used as a part of speech like a conjunction, preposition, etc.
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