Elegir entre To y For

Las preposiciones to y for se usan a menudo para expresar propósito o intención, pero puede ser difícil elegir la correcta. Este ejercicio de nivel A2 te ayudará a entender cuándo usar to (normalmente seguido de un verbo) y for (normalmente seguido de un sustantivo o actividad).

1. She bought a bag _____ her laptop.

for carrying

for carry

to carry

2. He studies hard _____ his exams.

for passing

for pass

to pass

3. We need a bigger room _____.

to the meeting

for the meeting

to meet

4. They are going to the gym _____.

to exercise

for exercise

for exercising

5. She uses that app _____.

to learn English

for learning English

to learning English

6. They left early _____ the train.

for catching

for catch

to catch

7. He wears glasses _____.

to reading

for read

for reading

8. Do you need a knife _____ the cake?

to cutting

to cut

for cut

9. She went to the shop _____.

to some bread

for some bread

to buy bread

10. He's saving money _____ a new phone.

for buy

to buying

to buy

11. She moved to London _____.

to work

for work

to working

12. I joined the club _____ new people.

for meeting

to meet

for meet