When should I use " to me " and " for me " ?
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For means purpose, belong and so on. "For me" is directed at something that belongs or is dedicated to you. "These chocolates are for me."
To means toward a place, person or thing. "To me" is representing that someone/something is giving that object to you.
"My father sent these chocolates to me."
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