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Questions about choosing between the prepositions "to" and "for".
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"Key to" vs. "key for"
As I stated in comment, keys in the standard sense pair with locks. Copies can be made, but in theory, each lock has only one key that unlocks it. See also:
keys to the kingdom
key to my heart
un …
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"leave to" or "leave for"
Both are correct, but the first is more common modern parlance. Leaving to is likely an ellipsis of leaving to go to.
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