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  • Well hey there! I'm Emma from mmmEnglish!

    嘿!各位!我是mmmEnglish的Emma

  • Welcome to my channel!

    歡迎來到我的頻道!

  • Notice that I said "Welcome to my channel"?

    有注意到嗎?我是說“Welcome TO my channel”

  • Not "Welcome for my channel"

    而非“Welcome FOR my channel”

  • You're probably here for learning English, right?

    你大概是來學(for learning)英文的,對吧?

  • To learn English, right?

    還是來學(to learn)英文的?

  • Man, those little words 'to' and 'for', they're so tiny

    老兄,to與for這兩個字還真小

  • but when they're used as prepositions in English

    不過,當它們在英語句中用作介係詞時

  • sentences, grammar can get quite confusing!

    那文法可能就令人頭暈腦脹

  • Can't it?

    不是嗎

  • I'm sure that you've been confused by these words

    我敢說兩個字曾令你混淆不清

  • at some point.

    我敢說兩個字曾令你混淆不清

  • So in this lesson,

    所以在這堂課中

  • I'll go over them in a little detail

    我會詳細介紹它們

  • so that you can feel more confident using them

    這樣你寫或講英文時

  • while you write, while you speak in English.

    用到它們能更有信心

  • Prepositions in general are pretty easy to confuse.

    一般來說,介係詞很容易搞混

  • For some of you, part of the problem is that

    對於你們某些人而言

  • with these prepositions, you're thinking about

    問題有部分是出在你思考時

  • the way that you use them in your own language

    你會被這些字在你的語言中的用法干擾

  • not how they're used in English and it can be different.

    而偏離它們在英語中的用法

  • For example,

    舉例

  • Spanish and Portuguese speakers often use

    英語中我們用介係詞on與in的地方

  • the preposition 'en'

    英語中我們用介係詞on與in的地方

  • where in English we use both 'on' and 'in'.

    西班牙語和葡萄牙語者則常都是用en

  • Two separate words with very different uses in English.

    在英文中這兩個字個別的用法差異很大

  • So part of the challenge when you're learning is

    因此,學習過程中所面臨的挑戰之一便是

  • understanding how to use them separately in English

    去理解在英語中它們分別該如何使用

  • and what the difference is, when to use one or the other.

    不同點在哪,以及個別的使用時機

  • Some languages don't really rely on prepositions

    有些語言甚至不太需要靠介係詞溝通

  • much at all. I mean sometimes English prepositions

    有時候英文介係詞的使用沒什麼邏輯可言

  • don't have a lot of logic to them. They don't always

    並非總是有規則可循

  • make sense. And for all of these reasons,

    基於上述原因

  • English prepositions must be learned and practised

    學習英文介係詞時必須連同上下文一起帶入

  • in context with other words.

    學習英文介係詞時必須連同上下文一起帶入

  • So we won't focus too much on each individual

    這堂課我們將不會著重於各個介係詞本身

  • preposition in this lesson.

    這堂課我們將不會著重於各個介係詞本身

  • We'll look at words that they're often used with.

    我們將著重於那些常跟介係詞聯用的字詞

  • And just before we get started, you might be interested

    在我們開始前

  • in some of the other lessons that I've made

    我製作了其他關於介係詞的課程,你可能會感興趣

  • about prepositions. My playlist's up there.

    我的播放清單在上面這邊

  • I've made lessons about in, on, at, by.

    關於in、on、at、by等一堆其他介係詞的課程

  • Lots of other prepositions.

    關於in、on、at、by等一堆其他介係詞課程

  • But back to these two prepositions

    現在回到我們今天要談的這兩個介係詞

  • we're talking about today.

    現在回到我們今天要談的這兩個介係詞

  • Sometimes, using the wrong preposition doesn't affect

    有時用錯介係詞對你句子的意思不會有太大影響

  • the meaning of your sentence too much.

    有時用錯介係詞對你句子的意思不會有太大影響

  • Native speakers will recognise the mistake,

    母語人士能認得出錯誤

  • but they probably won't correct you on it because

    但他們大概不會因此而糾正你

  • they'll still understand you.

    因為他們還是能理解你在說什麼

  • But with these two prepositions, they can often be used

    這兩個介係詞在句法上常可相互置換

  • in place of each other and sometimes,

    這兩個介係詞在句法上常可相互置換

  • the meaning completely changes.

    但有時候意思完全變了

  • So here's what I'm going to do in this lesson.

    所以這堂課我要做的是

  • I'm going to talk about the uses of 'to'.

    我會談到to的用法

  • I'm going to talk about the uses of 'for'.

    會談到for的用法

  • And then I'm going to talk about the times

    然後我會講分別該使用to或for的時機

  • when you could use either 'to' or 'for'.

    然後我會講分別該使用to或for的時機

  • And that's where things get a little confusing!

    那邊就會開始有點令人困惑了

  • Make sure you stick around until the end of the lesson

    請堅持到這堂課結束

  • because later on, I'm going to teach you some common

    因為稍後我要教你一些用到to和for的字詞搭配

  • word collocations using 'to' and 'for'

    因為稍後我要教你一些用到to和for的字詞搭配

  • so you can stop guessing which one you need to use

    這樣你就不必再猜該用哪個

  • and just know which is the right one.

    因為你知道正確的那個

  • And before we get started, make sure you subscribe

    在開始之前

  • to the channel just by clicking that red button

    記得按下方那紅色按鈕訂閱我們頻道

  • down there so that you can keep up-to-date

    記得按下方那紅色按鈕訂閱我們頻道

  • with what's happening.

    這樣你就能持續掌握最新上傳

  • Okay, let's start!

    好,我們開始吧!

  • When should you use the preposition 'to'?

    何時該用介係詞to?

  • So, you can use 'to' when there is some kind of

    當提及從一處移至另一處的概念時,就用to

  • movement from one place to another.

    當提及從一處移至另一處的概念時,就用to

  • Now keep in mind, this doesn't only relate to

    要記得,不僅只適用於具體的移動或動作

  • physical movement and action.

    要記得,不僅只適用於具體的移動或動作

  • It could also relate to other types of movement.

    其他形式的移動也可以

  • We can use 'to' when there's some kind of transfer

    to的使用時機包括:當某種轉移發生時

  • happening or something is being moved

    或某物從一處移往另一處,例如一個目的地

  • from one place to another - a destination.

    或某物從一處移往另一處,例如一個目的地

  • Something is being moved to somewhere or something.

    某物在被移至某處

  • Right?

    對吧?

  • So there's movement, of course,

    (你通常是搭公車上班嗎?)

  • in the direction to work. The destination is work.

    這其中當然有移動的概念

  • Now I'm going to give you a few other examples

    前往上班地點,目的地是工作場所

  • and I want you to pay attention to the destination

    現在我再舉幾個例子

  • or the direction being described in each one.

    注意每個例子中所描述的目的地或方向

  • Now if you're talking about distance,

    注意每個例子中所描述的目的地或方向

  • you should also use 'to',

    (若你覺得不舒服,就應該跟醫生說)

  • since distance is the length or the time

    (你能不能很快跑一趟店家?)

  • from one place to another - to a destination.

    (他們邀我們去他們家晚餐)

  • Now we also use 'to' when we're talking about

    若是在講距離,也應該用to

  • time and the amount of time between two points in time

    若是在講距離,也應該用to

  • Of course, we use it when telling the time, right?

    因為距離指從一處至另一處的長度或時間

  • When we're talking about one point in time

    因為距離指從一處至另一處的長度或時間

  • to another point in time, we can also use 'to'

    (從我家到辦公室只有六公里)

  • From this time to that time.

    to也用於描述時間

  • So this is a period from this time to that time.

    以及兩個時間點之間的時間量

  • That's the direction, that's the movement.

    當然我們也用to來報時,對吧?

  • Now if there are two things and you'd like

    (再過一刻鐘便是七點)

  • one of those things a little more than the other,

    (再過五分鐘就八點)

  • you prefer it, right?

    當提及一個時間點到另一個時間點

  • You prefer one thing to the other.

    我們也可以使用to

  • I like chocolate ice cream more than vanilla.

    (超市從九點開門營業至晚上七點)

  • It's way better obviously!

    (我每週週一至週四研讀英文)

  • And I would rather have chocolate ice cream.

    從這個時間點到那個時間點

  • Not me! I love coffee!

    所以是從此時間點到彼時間點的期間

  • Okay, what about you now? I want you to

    就是這個方向,這個移動

  • tell me about some of your preferences

    若現在有兩個東西

  • in the comments below.

    而你想要其中之一,多過你想要另一個

  • So make sure you're comparing two things

    那我們會說你偏好其中之一,是吧?

  • and that you're using the preposition 'to'.

    你偏好一個東西多過(to)另一個

  • I prefer summer to winter, for example.

    (我偏好巧克力冰淇淋多過香草冰淇淋)

  • Add it to the comments.

    我喜歡巧克力冰淇淋勝過香草口味的

  • Now, we can also use 'to' to talk about the point

    巧克力口味明顯美味多了

  • where something finishes or ends.

    我更願意吃巧克力冰淇淋

  • It's the limit that you can't go past.

    (他偏好騎腳踏車多過走路)

  • So in this situation, talking about limits,

    (你偏好茶勝於咖啡嗎?)

  • you may also hear the phrasal verb 'up to'

    我沒有!我超愛咖啡!

  • The water came up to my knees.

    好,現在看你的了

  • during the high season.

    我要你在下面的評論中告訴我一些你的偏好

  • Okay I want to check you've been paying attention.

    我要你在下面的評論中告訴我一些你的偏好

  • Okay? Time for a quick quiz.

    記得你是要比較兩個東西

  • What are the four different situations where

    而且是要用介係詞to

  • we commonly see the preposition 'to' being used?

    例如,比起冬天,我更喜歡夏天

  • The four situations that I just talked about.

    把它寫進評論中

  • Write them in the comments.

    我們也可以用to來指稱事物完結之處

  • Quickly! You've got ten seconds!

    我們也可以用to來指稱事物完結之處

  • Direction or destination.

    是無法超過的界限

  • Time.

    洪水氾濫期間,水淹到了我膝蓋處

  • The time between two points.

    在這種情況,講到界限

  • Preference.

    你可能還會聽到片語動詞up to

  • And the limit or the endpoint of something.

    水淹到了我的膝蓋

  • Right?

    旺季時票價可高達每張200元

  • Nice!

    我要檢查一下你有沒有在注意聽

  • Let's check out what 'for' is used for now.

    隨堂小考時間~

  • So we can talk about benefits using 'for'.

    我們常見的四個不同的to使用時機為何?

  • The positive effects or results of something.

    我們常見的四個不同的to使用時機為何?

  • So we can use 'for'.

    我剛才談到的四種情況

  • For example, one of the benefits of eating ginger

    將它們寫在評論中

  • is that it helps your immune system.

    快!給你十秒鐘!

  • So..

    方向或目的地

  • Right? That's a benefit.

    時間點,或兩時間點間的一段時間

  • We also use 'for' to talk about time.

    時間點,或兩時間點間的一段時間

  • We use it when we're doing something over a

    偏好

  • period of time.

    以及事物的界限或完結

  • So when something has happened for a number of

    對吧?

  • hours, days, weeks, months, years..

    很好!

  • you get the idea, right?

    現在我們來看看for用在什麼地方

  • We do something for a duration,

    我們可以用for來提及好處

  • a period of time.

    事物的正向影響或結果

  • Wait a second.

    此時就可以用for

  • Notice how all of those examples are using

    比如說,食用薑的好處之一是

  • the perfect tense?

    它對你的免疫系統有益

  • 'For' is often used when talking about time in this way.

    所以

  • You can actually check the lesson that I made about

    (薑對你的免疫系統很好)

  • the present perfect tense and using 'for' and 'since'

    (每天運動對你的健康很好)

  • right here.

    那是好處沒錯吧

  • I'll link to it at the end of this lesson as well

    我們還用for來講述時間

  • so you can keep watching this one now.

    當我們描述做某事做了一段時間,就用for

  • If you do something to help someone out

    當我們描述做某事做了一段時間,就用for

  • or do something nice,

    當事情進行了幾小時、幾天、幾週、幾個月、幾年

  • then you are doing something for them.

    當事情進行了幾小時、幾天、幾週、幾個月、幾年

  • You'll see from these examples that

    你知道我的意思

  • this is an important one to know

    我們做一件事持續一個期間,一段時間

  • so that you can ask someone for a favour.

    我們做一件事持續一個期間,一段時間

  • "Can you please do something for me?"

    (他們已在這城鎮住了三年)

  • This is a helpful phrase, right? A helpful one to know.

    (你研讀醫學多久了?)