I have an experience to 还是for beijing。 for 与to的用法区别有哪些
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1. 表示âå½ä½ãä½ä¸ºâãå¦:
I like some bread and milk for breakfast. æå欢æé¢å åç奶ä½ä¸ºæ©é¤ã
What will we have for supper? æ们æé¤åä»ä¹?
2. 表示çç±æåå ,æ为âå 为ãç±äºâãå¦:
Thank you for helping me with my English. è°¢è°¢ä½ å¸®æå¦ä¹ è±è¯ã
Thank you for your last letter. è°¢è°¢ä½ ä¸æ¬¡çæ¥ä¿¡ã
Thank you for teaching us so well. æè°¢ä½ å¦æ¤å°½å¿å°ææ们ã
3. 表示å¨ä½ç对象ææ¥åè ,æ为âç»â¦â¦âãâ对â¦â¦ (èè¨)âãå¦:
Let me pick it up for you. 让æä¸ºä½ æ¡èµ·æ¥ã
Watching TV too much is bad for your health. ççµè§å¤ªå¤æ害äºä½ çå¥åº·ã
4. 表示æ¶é´ãè·ç¦»,æ为â计ãè¾¾âãå¦:
I usually do the running for an hour in the morning. ææ©æ¨é常è·æ¥ä¸å°æ¶ã
We will stay there for two days. æ们å°å¨é£ééç两天ã
5. 表示å»åãç®ç,æ为âåãå¾ãåãä¹°âçãå¦:
Letâs go for a walk. æ们åºå»æ£æ¥å§ã
I came here for my schoolbag.ææ¥è¿å¿å书å ã
I paid twenty yuan for the dictionary. æè±äº20å ä¹°è¿æ¬è¯å ¸ã
6. 表示æå±å ³ç³»æç¨é,æ为â为ãéäºâ¦â¦çâãå¦:
Itâs time for school. å°ä¸å¦çæ¶é´äºã
Here is a letter for you. è¿å¿æä½ çä¸å°ä¿¡ã
7. 表示âæ¯æãèµæâãå¦:
Are you for this plan or against it? ä½ æ¯æ¯æè¿æ¯å对è¿ä¸ªè®¡å?
8. ç¨äºä¸äºåºå®æé ä¸ãå¦:
Who are you waiting for? ä½ å¨çè°?
For example, Mr Green is a kind teacher. æ¯å¦,æ ¼æå çæ¯ä¸ä½å¿å°åè¯çèå¸ã
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forä¸toçåºå«:
In English, prepositions are used to indicate the relations between the predicate and its arguments. For, when used for this purpose, indicates the benefactive relation, i.e. some one who benefits from the event specified by the predicate.But TO is used to indicate the dative relation, i.e.the goal to which the action is directed. Compare the following two sentences:
(a) John gave a gift to his girlfriend.
(b) John gave his life for his country.
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1. 表示âå½ä½ãä½ä¸ºâãå¦:
I like some bread and milk for breakfast. æå欢æé¢å åç奶ä½ä¸ºæ©é¤ã
What will we have for supper? æ们æé¤åä»ä¹?
2. 表示çç±æåå ,æ为âå 为ãç±äºâãå¦:
Thank you for helping me with my English. è°¢è°¢ä½ å¸®æå¦ä¹ è±è¯ã
Thank you for your last letter. è°¢è°¢ä½ ä¸æ¬¡çæ¥ä¿¡ã
Thank you for teaching us so well. æè°¢ä½ å¦æ¤å°½å¿å°ææ们ã
3. 表示å¨ä½ç对象ææ¥åè ,æ为âç»â¦â¦âãâ对â¦â¦ (èè¨)âãå¦:
Let me pick it up for you. 让æä¸ºä½ æ¡èµ·æ¥ã
Watching TV too much is bad for your health. ççµè§å¤ªå¤æ害äºä½ çå¥åº·ã
4. 表示æ¶é´ãè·ç¦»,æ为â计ãè¾¾âãå¦:
I usually do the running for an hour in the morning. ææ©æ¨é常è·æ¥ä¸å°æ¶ã
We will stay there for two days. æ们å°å¨é£ééç两天ã
5. 表示å»åãç®ç,æ为âåãå¾ãåãä¹°âçãå¦:
Letâs go for a walk. æ们åºå»æ£æ¥å§ã
I came here for my schoolbag.ææ¥è¿å¿å书å ã
I paid twenty yuan for the dictionary. æè±äº20å ä¹°è¿æ¬è¯å ¸ã
6. 表示æå±å ³ç³»æç¨é,æ为â为ãéäºâ¦â¦çâãå¦:
Itâs time for school. å°ä¸å¦çæ¶é´äºã
Here is a letter for you. è¿å¿æä½ çä¸å°ä¿¡ã
7. 表示âæ¯æãèµæâãå¦:
Are you for this plan or against it? ä½ æ¯æ¯æè¿æ¯å对è¿ä¸ªè®¡å?
8. ç¨äºä¸äºåºå®æé ä¸ãå¦:
Who are you waiting for? ä½ å¨çè°?
For example, Mr Green is a kind teacher. æ¯å¦,æ ¼æå çæ¯ä¸ä½å¿å°åè¯çèå¸ã
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forä¸toçåºå«:
In English, prepositions are used to indicate the relations between the predicate and its arguments. For, when used for this purpose, indicates the benefactive relation, i.e. some one who benefits from the event specified by the predicate.But TO is used to indicate the dative relation, i.e.the goal to which the action is directed. Compare the following two sentences:
(a) John gave a gift to his girlfriend.
(b) John gave his life for his country.
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第1个回答 2012-08-15
应该是for
for sth/doing sth
to do sth
一般是固定搭配的
for sth/doing sth
to do sth
一般是固定搭配的