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When to use TO and For
When to use TO and For
Do we always use "To" to indiacate the place where we are going or coming from.
eg:Please correct if these sentences are wrong
1) I am going for classes or I am going to classes
2) I am going to/for my friend's wedding
3) Are you coming to Rachel's wedding?
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Re: When to use TO and For

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When to use TO and For
Do we always use "To" to indiacate the place where we are going or coming from.
eg:Please correct if these sentences are wrong
1) I am going for classes or I am going to (attend) classes
2) I am going to/for my friend's wedding (to)
3) Are you coming to Rachel's wedding? (to)
===Not a teacher===
For: use to indicate aim or the purpose.
To: denotes direction or place.
Note: The above explanation is very basic and simple one.
For further details, refer to the below link:
http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...er/4912-a.html
Last edited by 2010; 09-Jun-2010 at 21:59.
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