listen for/to

Re: listen for/to


Yes, you can use both prepositions.

In this case, "listen to" is actively listening to the reports, warnings and advice.

"Listen for" is waiting to hear the reports, warnings and advice.

Thanks, Mame.

I hate Mame because she always gets there before me, and she is always correct.

:wink:

I love her because he is always the first to give me the correct answers.