[Grammar] DIFFERENCE BETWEEN USING "TO" AND "FOR" BEFORE A VERB

[VICTOR_GARCIA91]

GOOD AFTERNOON:

HI TEACHERS THIS IS MY QUESTION. I WAN TO KNOW WHEN DO I HAVE TO USE THE PREPOSITION TO AND FOR BEFORE A VERB.

EXAMPLE:

I AM READY FOR PREPARING MY FOOD OR I´M READY TO PREPARE MY FOOD???

THANKS

REGARDS

 

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forum, Victor.

Please rewrite your post with Caps Lock off. It looks like you are shouting at us or trying to jump the queue by making your post look more important than anybody else's.