Bound to, Bound for--Prepositions

By -Elizabeth D. Andres

 To inquire about my classes, or for a trial lesson, email me at acewld@gmail.com

 



Prepositions are really tricky.

Sadly, some people are quite confused when it comes to the proper use of Bound to and Bound For

In this YouTube video, I explained, in a little more than two minutes, the big difference between the two.

I also gave some example sentences that should not be too difficult to understand.

We use Bound to + the base form of the verb. 

We use Bound for + noun--either a place, or a state of being. 

Watch the YouTube video for more explanations. Thanks, see you again next time! 


JAPANESE TRANSLATION BY GOOGLE TRANSLATE

前置詞は本当にトリッキーです。

悲しいことに、BoundtoとBoundForの適切な使用に関しては、かなり混乱している人もいます。

このYouTubeビデオでは、2分強で2つの大きな違いを説明しました。

また、理解するのが難しくないはずの例文をいくつか挙げました。

+動詞の基本形にBoundを使用します。


+名詞には、場所または存在の状態のいずれかであるBoundを使用します。

詳細については、YouTubeビデオをご覧ください。ありがとう、またまた会いましょう！

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