When to use for and To?

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just remember it.
to ~ transfer/exchange
for ~ Benefit / good

example: i'm going talk to u... ( transfer voice) 
i'll do that for u... (for helping)

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I found this answer at:  http://able2know.org/topic/128-1

TO is used with verbs (e.g. the verb "to be").
 It is also used in cases where a "transfer" happens.
 E.g.

I will give this book to you. (from me to you) 
 I will go to work. (from home to work)
 I will talk to her. (information goes from me to her)

FOR is used in the following situations:

"for the benefit of" e.g. I will do that for you.

"purpose" e.g. This brush is for painting.

Those aren't rules written in stone, they are just general guidelines

Here is an example with both: Give this book to him but it is for his father.

Another:  I will speak to her for you.

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I'm happy to help, but can you be a little more specific? The question is so vague I'm not sure where to start. D:

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I'm happy to help, but can you be a little more specific? The question is so vague I'm not sure where to start. D:

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