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Help Agent 007 fill out his highly classified expense report by choosing the right prepositions.
"Last week, I traveled _________________________ Rome _________________________ meet the secret informant. While I was there, I paid €500 _________________________ a tailored suit because a spy must always look his best."
"Last week, I traveled to Rome to meet the secret informant. While I was there, I paid €500 for a tailored suit because a spy must always look his best."
In many Romance languages, words like por/para or pour or per can cause confusion between to and for.
- Use to for a destination (traveled to Rome).
- Use to + an infinitive verb to express purpose (to meet). Never use for + an infinitive verb!
- Use for + a noun when talking about an exchange or purpose (paid €500 for a suit).