عبارت‌ها و نمونه‌های انگلیسی مرتبط

• For 1
• What is that for? It is for opening envelopes
• This bell is for calling the waiter.
• This bell is to call the waiter.
• When we talk about the purpose of somebody's actions, we cannot use for + ing.
• I went there to ask for help.
• You will have to queue a long time. to get tickets.
• However, it is sometimes possible to use for + noun for this.
• I went there for help.
• You will have to queue a long timefor tickets.
• We can also use for + object + infinitive to talk about a purpose.
• I gave her a notebook for her to write down new English words she found.
• They sent a form for me to sign.
• We also use the pattern for + object + infinitive in sentences after is or was.
• The plan is for us to get to Barcelona by lunchtime.
• The objective was for them to get the work finished by the end of last month.
• We can add details to a noun by using the pattern for + object + infinitive
• That is an expensive place for them to stay.
• There is a lot of work for us to do.
• There is no need for you to be so aggressive.
• We also use the pattern for + object + infinitive after certain verbs and adjectives.
• I am waiting for him to make the first move.
• I have arranged for you to see the bank manager tomorrow morning.
• We are keen for you to take the job.
• I think it would be good for you to take a break now.
• For 2
• We can use for to mean ‘because’. We only use this in very formal English.
• The divers have to be careful for a sudden change in conditions could be dangerous.
• Read the instructions carefully for you will only get one chance to enter the information.
• We can use for to talk about a purpose or a reason.
• What did you that for?
• What is that for?
• Thank you for your letter.
• I don’t have enough money for the ticket.
• I need treatment for my bad back.