FROM, FOR and OF

1. "From" can be used to indicate the following:

a. source or origin

The email is from a client.

b. cause or reason for something

Linda was tired from running all morning.

c. starting point in place or time

I work from 9:00 in the morning to 6:00 in the evening.

d. separation

Please move the computers away from the window.

2. "For" can be used to indicate the following:

a. direction, destination or recipient

This package is for you.

b. length of time

I work for eight hours every day.

c. substitution

The customer exchanged the computer for a better unit.

d. purpose

A party was held for the company anniversary.

3. "Of" can be used to talk about the following:

a. ownership

This is the best product of the company.

b. composition

Brian likes to use tables that are made of wood.

c. quality

Our company makes sure that the products are always of great quality.