really?????

wow~~

God bless you

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you!

However, I don't think "go for" is the same as "go to"... www.google.com.tw/search...

thank you

ex-boyfriend ，wow

I have heard "go for dinner, go for a ride go for go for a stroll...

on the other hand, we don't say "go to dinner", eh? Sometimes it's just that way and it's difficult to explain. Sort of like collocations...

I asked my teacher that" go for" have severalm meaning, in this case,it is simple meaning that " to go for something(為....而去做}

so we can say I go for a walk. go for a dinner...

I always hward the conversation saying "I went for a gallop after breakfast.

normally we'd say go somewhere for a meeting,(為了開會去某處) but if there wasn't a place mentioned go to a meeting would be rather suitable

but don't misunderstand. I'm not saying that's wrong, please.

go for a meeting to somewhere, ane go to someweher for something is the same meaning.

nevermind me. It's just that "go for a meeting" reminded me of "go for it" (try it)

but I will think it just a simple meaning that go (because)for a meeting.

so simple

just like a short message.

in order to solve this case, I adked my teacher seveal times and he told me that the sentence is correct if it have a subjevt

Personally, I think "going out +for a meeting would sound better.

do you think I'm annoying fussing about this? I would like to ask my teacher too, but it's not appropriate for me to ask at this moment

(I'm being* annoying by* fussing about this) sorry for the typos

I check out the dictionary taht says"I go for cooking in a big way, I'm going for a canter rund the field. to go for a pee

going for sth to somewher and go to somewhere for something is the same meaning

in which case do we say "going for sth to somewhere"?

English doesn't have the only way to mention the same sitution.

yes, but would you mind illustrating that?

我去台中開會

我去開會地點在台中

請問意思一樣嗎?

Chinese is not the same as English.

說穿了就是省略了一個out 啦

yes

going out for a meeting to a company....

I didn't mean to start this. Hopefully, I didn't agitate you. I apologize for starting this kind of conversation.

Looking on the bright side, at least it's good for your Karma

Of course normal people wouldn't care since we speak colloquially, but I thought that since we are here to discuss English it's be fine to

discuss it.

去看看書好不好,裡面到處都這樣的句子,It is fun to go for a picnic.

where are you going for our holidays this year?

Let us go for a row

we are mapping out where to go for our vacation.

這樣的句子比比皆是

go for sth "TO" somewhere????

不僅是你查到的go for it ,go gor {try}

go for(try}

對不起,我太激動了

因為我老婆就跟我說這樣是對的啊

我老婆是老美吔

對不起啦,我寫了那樣的句子,

because colloquially it's still acceptable

不過是因為常常聴到,,所以脫口而出

就像long time no see 外藉老師也說這樣大家都聽得懂啊

我看到的書上也這麼寫這1,We go for a dinner to the restaurant.

我都搞混了啦

明天再問老師好了

慣用.. 我也是想了解所以才討論沒想到會引出這麼多... 我常常都是用語感.. 所以我很不會解釋我現在所想的...改天討論吧

我也再問問看. For now, I'm going to bed.

goodnight!

remember, you are my friend.

have a nice dream.

sweet dreams

ㄟ,咱們是對事,不對人啊,還是朋友啊

晚安

yes, bonsoir

電子辭典裡有這樣的句子...go for dinner to the restaurant.到底是對還錯啊!?

I've asked my English teacher who majors in semantics, she agrees. At least I am sure that this pattern isn't commonly used.

I'm not going to make further comments on this, thanks.

Let's forget it, but if you find my grammar isn't correct next time, please don't keep quiet and must tell me your opinions.