Fourth batch of content
Autor: Guilherme Balan | Publicado: 2011-08-16T21:36:00-07:00

Terry GillianJens Lekman - Postcard to NinaNina I can be your boyfriendso you can stay with your girlfriendYour father is a sweet old manbut it is hard for him to understandthat you wanna love a womanNina I can be your boyfriendif it puts an end to all this nonsensFirst time I see you in BerlinAnd you don't tell me anytingUntil outside your dad's apartmentOh God, Jesus ChristI try to focus on your eyeswe're having dinner with your family nowkeep a steady look at your left eyebrowIf it's raised, it means yes,If it's not it means take a guessHey! You! Stop kicking my legsI'm doing my bestcan you pass the eggsYour father puts on my recordhe sais: so tell me how you met herI get embarrassed and change the subjectand put my hand on some metal objectHe laugs and says that's a liedetectorhe Takes out the booklet and starts readingSo i heard you're moving out next seasonI say: Yeah, New York is nice that time of yearalmost as green as it is hereHe says: I thought you were moving to Sweden?Oh God, what have I done?i came to Berlin to have som funthen it turned into buffalo 66on your fathers wall a big crucifixguess thats why he wont let u gohis catholic heart is big and slowyou know I'll do anything for lovebut Nina what were you thinking of?But Nina I can be your boyfriendSo you can stay with your girlfriendYour father is mailing me all the timeHe says he just wants to say hiI send back "out of office, auto-replies"Nina I just want to check in'cause I think about you every secondSo I send you this postcard just to sayDon't let anyone stand in your wayYours truly, Jens LekmanDon't let anyone stand in your wayDon't let anyone stand in your wayDon't let anyone stand in your wayDon't let anyone stand in your way				 				 								Dresden Codak - The Sleepwalkershttp://dresdencodak.com/2009/09/07/the-sleepwalkers/Sleepwalkers: Do you know this band?http://mmrecords.com.br/200703/sleepwalkers/To and Fora) I sent a letter to Mary. In that sentence I wrote a letter to Mary and sent it to her in another city, country...  b) I sent a letter for Mary. In that one Mary wrote a letter for  someone and couldn't mail it then other person maybe a friend maild it   because she was very busy.           TO VERBS   FOR VERBS    I gave a present to him. = I gave him a present.I’ll show the figures to you. = I’ll show you the figures.He sold a car to me. = He sold me a car.He sent a letter to Mary. = He sent Mary a letter.Can you lend this book to me? = Can you lend me this book?The boss told a joke to us. = The boss told us a joke.Who teaches English to them? = Who teaches them English?I paid $10 to the repairman. = I paid the repairman $10.Will you pass the sugar to me? = Will you pass me the sugar?Read a story to the children. = Read the children a story.I wrote a letter to my friend. = I wrote my friend a letter.Hand that book to me, please. = Hand me that book, please.He offered a job to Mary. = He offered Mary a job.He'll bring something to me. = He'll bring me something.She sang a lullaby to the baby. = She sang the baby a lullaby.I'll throw the ball to you. = I'll throw you the ball.   Let me buy a present for you. = Let me buy you a present.I got some food for you. = I got you some food.She made a sandwich for me. = She made me a sandwich.Did she cook dinner for you? = Did she cook you dinner?Can you do a favor for me? = Can you do me a favor?He can find a job for you. = He can find you a job.He left a message for you. = He left you a message.Shall I pour more tea for you? = Shall I pour you more tea?Reserve hotel rooms for us. = Reserve us hotel rooms.Save the stamps for him. = Save him the stamps.      TO VERBS   FOR VERBS    The teacher said "Good morning" to the students.He’s going to introduce Mary to his family.I already explained the project to the staff.Mr. Cole described the new house to his wife.I sometimes speak English to (with) my wife.Bob reported the accident to the police.I repeated your ideas to my parents.He admitted his mistake to the boss.I'll mention your plan to the director.Dr. Bishop recommends this medicine to some patients.Richard has announced his engagement to his friends.It sounds good to me.The salesgirl suggested a gift to Philip.   Can you carry the suitcases for me?Could you open the door for me?He asked the bank teller to cash a check for him.Doctors like to prescribe medicine for the patients.She is going to prepare the meal for the guests.I asked her to sign the letter for me.Can you hold this for me, please?I changed the traveler's checks for you.I asked the secretary to make an appointment for me.He translated an article for me.I recorded a tape for you.I'll take the car to the mechanic for you.The salesgirl suggested Philip a gift for his girlfriend.Can you play the piano for me?      GO TO EXPRESSIONS   GO FOR EXPRESSIONS    go to workgo to schoolgo to bedhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifgo to churchgo to towngo to courtgo to piecesgo to hellgo to Porto Alegrego to the bank, go to the office, etc.   go for a walk  go for a ride  go for a drive  go for a beer  go for itlink: http://www.englishforums.com/English/DifferenceBetweenToAndFor/ccmkc/post.htm