'For' & 'to' are used in various places sir. Generally when compared with Tamil 'for' is used like we 'kaaga' avanukkaaga, radhavukaaga, etc. Also it's used with hrs, kms, time period, etc. 'To' can be compared with 'ikku' sound in Tamil. Avanukku kodu- Give to him... but usually in such places we hide 'to' in spoken...i.e., we juz say 'Give him'. The usage of 'to' is really vast. I have explained about it in various videos... Prepositions, usage of 'to', etc.
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Thank you mam. Great explanation
Hai mam I will update for you is this right?
Yes. It would be nice if you mention about what you are talking.
"I will update this for you."
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Mam, could you please explain me the difference between for and to. It's too much confusion. 😑
'For' & 'to' are used in various places sir. Generally when compared with Tamil 'for' is used like we 'kaaga' avanukkaaga, radhavukaaga, etc. Also it's used with hrs, kms, time period, etc. 'To' can be compared with 'ikku' sound in Tamil. Avanukku kodu- Give to him... but usually in such places we hide 'to' in spoken...i.e., we juz say 'Give him'. The usage of 'to' is really vast. I have explained about it in various videos... Prepositions, usage of 'to', etc.
@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thanks for your reply mam. Keep going..