for
/fɔr/
preposition
- Used to show the purpose or intended use of something.
- She bought a new dress for the party.
- We need a bigger table for the meeting.
- This brush is for painting the fence.
- Used to show the person or thing that receives something or benefits from something.
- He left a note for his roommate.
- The charity raises money for children in need.
- I made a sandwich for you.
- Used to show a length of time or distance.
- We waited for an hour at the bus stop.
- She has lived in Chicago for ten years.
- The road goes straight for two miles.
- Used to show the reason or cause of something.
- He was famous for his bravery.
- She apologized for being late.
- The city is known for its beautiful parks.
- Used to show the amount of money needed to buy something.
- They sold their house for a good price.
- I bought this jacket for fifty dollars.
- How much did you pay for that book?
- Used to show support or agreement with something.
- She is strongly for equal rights.
- Everyone voted for the proposal.
- Are you for or against the new plan?
conjunction
- Because; used to give a reason or explanation.
- He decided to stay home, for he was feeling ill.
- The road was closed, for there had been an accident.
- She could not attend the meeting, for she had a prior appointment.
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