Emily in Paris (grammar prep for/to)

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Madeline: You're not. You're stepping into my shoes. And you're ready, okay? This is an opportunity (to/for) both of us. Come here. Try this.

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Madeline: Oh, that smells really... Does that smell weird (to/for) you?

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Madeline: I'm going (to/for) be sick. I'm going (to/for) be sick.

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Doug: Like, your boss, Madeline? I thought she was too old (to/for) get pregnant.

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Emily: But now that she's pregnant, she's decided she's not going (to/for) take the job in Paris.

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Emily: Not exactly. They still need someone there. Like American eyes and ears (to/for) help with the whole transition. So they asked me if I would take the job (to/for) a year.

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Emily: ... here's a spreadsheet I made (to/for) the next year. Weeks when you might be able to come to Paris, times I can come back (to/for) Chicago, taking into consideration vacation and sick days.