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The boss of a big company is telling people to do things. Put in "to" of "for."
E.g. Give these papers to my secretary.
Make some coffee for us, could you?
1. Book a seat on the plane ... me.
2. Can you post the key ... the hotel?
3. Don't show these plans ... anyone.
4. Leave a message ... my secretary.
5. Fetch the file ... me, please.
6. Write a memo ... all managers.
Key: 1 for; 2 to; 3 to; 4 for; 5 for; 6 to.
Of special interest are pairs of verbs antonymous in meaning taking objects with different preposition
"to" or "from."