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Por and para are both translated as for, but they are not interchangeable. © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.

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1 Por and para are both translated as for, but they are not interchangeable.
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3 Here is a list of all of the uses of por and para.
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7 He worked for (in place of) his uncle. Trabajó para su tío.
In many cases it is grammatically correct to use either por or para in a sentence. However, the meaning of each sentence is different. Trabajó por su tío. He worked for (in place of) his uncle. Trabajó para su tío. He worked for his uncle(’s company). © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.

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12 Completa estas oraciones con las preposiciones por o para.
Fuimos al cibercafé _____ la tarde. Necesitas un navegador GPS _____ encontrar la casa de Luis. Entraron _____ la puerta. Quiero un pasaje _____ Buenos Aires. _____ arrancar el carro, necesito la llave. Arreglé el televisor _____ mi amigo. Estuvieron nerviosos _____ el examen. ¿No hay una gasolinera _____ aquí? El reproductor de MP3 es _____ usted. Juan está enfermo. Tengo que trabajar _____ él. Estuvimos en Canadá _____ dos meses. _____ mí, el español es fácil. Tengo que estudiar la lección _____ el lunes. Voy a ir _____ la carretera. Compré dulces _____ mi novia. Compramos el auto _____ un buen precio. por © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.

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