For You vs To You For you = something is meant to help, benefit, or please you. “I made this cake for you” “This message is for you” To you = something is going in your direction “I gave the book to you”. “I’m talking to you”. So, for you is for when we’re helping or doing something nice. To you is about sending, giving, or saying something directly. This video is for you. I’m talking to you. So, what’s the last thing someone did for you? #english #foryou #englishteacher | English with Rhys