Fill in the gap with either FOR or TO
Gap-fill exercise
by A. Denutte
FOR + NOUN (or pronoun or nominal group)
FOR + GERUND (Verb-ing)
TO + VERB
Thank you
[?]
helping me with my work.
I need to go out
buy some vegetables.
We went to London
[?]
visit Westminster Abbey.
This is
[?]
you.
Don't forget
[?]
bring everything for tomorrow.
Take a pullover
[?]
be sure you don't get a cold.
Sorry
[?]
being late.
John has gone into town
[?]
look
[?]
a book.
Sorry
[?]
interrupt but I've got a question.
He changed job
[?]
a better salary.
That has nothing
[?]
do with it.
You shouldn't do that
[?]
the money.
I go to the gym twice a week
[?]
keep fit.
He studied hard
[?]
get a better job.
Can you take that
[?]
her?
He cooked a special dinner
[?]
Mary on her birthday.
They collect money
[?]
children.
They collect money
[?]
help children.
We try
[?]
protect the environment and animals in danger.
Check
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