for - типичные ошибки в английском со словом for

Не правильно ❌	Правильно ✅	Пояснение
1. I have come to London for learning English. 2. I am writing you this letter for to explain my problem. 3. Unemployment has become a serious problem for the last few years. 4. I am waiting here now for an hour.	1. I have come to London to learn English. 2. I am wrHing you this letter to explain my problem. 3. Unemployment has become a serious problem over/during the last few years. 4. I have been walling here now for an hour.	1. do A (In order) to do B: 'They all worked hard to pass the exams.' 'She opened the door to let the cat out. • 2. To express purpose, use to-v WITHOUT for. 3. Use for to introduce the length of time taken by an action: 'Unemployment has been rising for the last five years.' Use over/during to introduce the period of time within which an action happens. 4. An action which began in the past and which is sti ll continuing requires a present perfect tense. When the length of time taken by the action is emphasized, the progressive form is used. Note that in this sentence now means 'from a time in the past up to the present moment' .