Q:Hãy chỉ cho tôi những câu ví dụ với prepare / prepare for. Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa prepare và prepare for ? Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa prepare và prepare for ? Q:Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh [Mỹ] như thế nào? prepare
prepareQ: I can prepare you for studying English easily cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: 「私は今、看護師に戻る準備をしています。」
＂I'm now, I'll prepare to return to the nurse.＂ cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: I'm preparing to go to work. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: You should prepare whenever you're going to depart. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: We prepare for that.（私たちはそれをするために準備をしています） cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? A:the Heimlich is when you push your fist hard into someone chest when they're choking.
The speaker is telling someone they are about to do that to them. A:It is similar to the phrase "prepare to be amazed" which just means get ready to be suprised or wowed. Like they are showing you something amazing. A:I was not prepared
I need to prepare a speech/presentation beforehand
I'm totally preparedA:use prepare if you are talking about making something
ex] I need to prepare my lunch.
ex] We need to prepare our presentation.
or if you are talking in general
ex] I need more time to prepare.
use prepare for if youre talking about an event
ex] I need to prepare for my interview.
ex] She needs to prepare for her recital. A:"I need to prepare for my exam next week"
"prepare a brief answer for this question"
Prepare will be "to get something ready for use" A:"We need to prepare the food to eat for dinner."
"She was very ready and prepared to win the race."
"Prepare yourself if you ever get attacked by someone." A:When you "prepare" for something, it's usually in advance, not just something you complete in a few minutes. For example: When you "prepare" for a trip several weeks in advance. The phrase "to get ready" is usually used right before completing something. For example: Getting ready for school. A:@gimjongheon930: Prepare for is often used for events, for example you can say "I have to to prepare for the party" but "I have to prepare the party" sounds unnatural.
Prepare is used for people and specific things. For example, you can say "prepare yourself" but you cannot say "prepare for yourself." You can also say "prepare food for the party" but you cannot say "prepare for food for the party." A:I wouldn't say that these words are equivalent. E.g. to prepare for an emergency and to get ready for an emergency is not quite the same.
@sallykyoko I think the info on this page could help you to some extent, so please read it:
//www.xn--6oq39sp7mn60al3h.net/basic_phrase/ready.html A:Example: Dinner
"to prepare dinner" - to cook dinner
"prepare for dinner" - prepare yourself for dinner [wash hands, change clothes. A:I think they are both the same.
You should now make preparations for your trip.
You should prepare for your trip.
Using "make preparations" suggests that there are things that need to be done but "prepare" may at times involve very little effort.