When do I use for and to?
I would like to know in what occasion I use for and in what occasion I use to.
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Example 1:
"I need to say this to you." Correct
"I need to say this for you." Technically correct, but gives a different meaning. It implies that what I'm about to say is a benefit to the person you're speaking with. However, it's not at all a common thing to say.
Example 2:
"There is a great spot in the parking lot for you." Correct. Using "to" would not work.
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Exemple 1:
I need to say this (for/to) you.
Exemple 2:
There is a great spot in the parking (for/to) you.
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There can be many answers. What is an example of where you are uncertain?
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