Which is correct ?

[adarsh01]

I’ve left VM for Stewart. I will join the bridge after I’ve made some calls to T-Systems.


Now my question is

1) I've left VM for/to Stewart.


2) I will join the bridge after I've make/made some calls to T-systems.


Can someonen please explain which of the above is correct?

When and where to use to and for is confusing to me.

Thanks,
Adarsh

[bhaisahab]

I’ve left VM for Stewart. I will join the bridge after I’ve made some calls to T-Systems.


Now my question is

1) I've left VM for/to Stewart. It depends on context.


2) I will join the bridge after I've make/made some calls to T-systems. "I've made" or "I make".


Can someone please explain which of the above is correct?

When and where to use to and for is confusing to me.

Thanks,
Adarsh

Bhai.

[Rover_KE]

Who or what are VM and Stewart?

In what sense will you join the bridge?

[adarsh01]

VM - Voice mail.


Context- We have an issue with our servers. The bridge is to discuss the issue.

[5jj]

What is a bridge?

[adarsh01]

A tele-conference or T-con

[Rover_KE]

And who or what is Stewart?

This is like drawing teeth.

[emsr2d2]

So, is this correct?

I have left a voicemail message for Stewart (who is a person). I will join the video-conference after I have made some calls to T-Systems.