prepare TO the interview
Hey! Is it acceptable to use TO after prepare if it's followed by a noun?
For example, would you say prepare TO the interview, or would you rather opt for "FOR"?
Thank you!
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Nouns = FOR: "I will prepare FOR an interview." // "I'm preparing FOR a new job."
Verbs = TO: "I'm preparing TO interview for a new job." // "I'm preparing TO go to an interview."
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Generally, verbs are "prepare to <verb>" and nouns are "prepare for <noun>".
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Prepare for the interview
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