Pronunciation

Mixed

Diners

Impartial

Neutral

Distinguished

Grammar

“Someone pay to dinner or someone pay to coffee”

- “ someone pays for dinner or someone pays for coffee.

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“ At the time I paid everything”

- “at the time I paid for everything”

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“Sometimes my friends have the common situation

Sometimes my friends have a common situation​

Over-all Feedback

Keep doing well. Just always be aware of using “for” and “to”

If you are not sure about when to use TO or FOR, follow these three basic rules:

Rule 1: if there is a verb, use TO + infinitive

Ex. I came here to talk to you.

Rule 2: if there is a noun, use FOR

Ex. He came for the results.​

Rule 3: for definitions with the verb “to be”, you can use FOR + verb-ing

Ex. The security guards are for keeping the area safe.

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