For Prepositions

A preposition is a word that is placed before a noun or noun equivalent to show its relation to some other word in the sentence.

Following are the uses and examples of ‘For Prepositions’.

For Prepositions Uses

In the interest or to the benefit of: She sacrificed everything for her family. He donated a large sum of money for charity.
Indicating purpose or function: She bought a new dress for the party. He built a shed for storing tools. I am learning Spanish for my upcoming trip.
Indicating destination, aim, or reason: They left for Paris last night. I am studying for my exams. The company is hiring for a new position.
Instead of: I will have soup for lunch instead of a sandwich. She chose the blue dress for the red one.
As the price, reward, or penalty of something: He paid $50 for the concert ticket. He was fined $100 for speeding.
Indicating preparations: She is getting ready for her wedding day. They are preparing for the big game.
As a representative of somebody/something: He spoke for the company at the conference. She acted as a spokesperson for the group.
In defence or support of (somebody/something): He stood up for his friend when he was being bullied. They are fighting for their rights.
In order to obtain something (After a verb): She went to the store for bread and milk. He is searching for a job.
With regard to (somebody/something)/concerning (somebody/something): We need to make a decision for the future of the company. She has concerns for her daughter’s safety.
Because of: He was late for the meeting due to traffic. They cancelled the event for the bad weather. She got a headache for staying up too late.
Indicating a length of time: They have been married for 10 years.
Indicating liking/affection: She has a passion for photography.
Indicating fitness: He is not fit for the marathon.
Indicating distance: The nearest gas station is 10 miles for here.
In spite of: For all his wealth, he was not happy.