I think "to" shows direction and aim more strictly than "for". With "for" you just speculate of the situation which doesn't develop in a period of time.
"The present was given to me" and "The...
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I think "to" shows direction and aim more strictly than "for". With "for" you just speculate of the situation which doesn't develop in a period of time.
"The present was given to me" and "The...
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