What's the difference between 'rush to' and 'rush for'?
I don't know when I use rush to/ rush for. Please give me examples about those. Thanks alot~! ^^/

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What's the difference between 'rush to' and 'rush for'? 
I don't know when I use rush to/ rush for. Please give me examples about those. Thanks alot~! ^^/

Answer

rush to > describes your motion (rush) 
e.g.: I rushed to the hospital (I did run)

rush for > describes your purpose of being hurried
e.g. I rushed for work (I'm rushing so as not to get late for work)

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rush to do someting    or    rush sb to someting(where)
rush for someting(where)

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