In this lesson, learn the difference between "apply to" and "apply for". Do you apply to a job? Or do you apply for a job? Both "apply to" and "apply for" are grammatically correct. The choice of one or the other depends on the noun that comes next. You "apply to" a company. And you "apply for" a position. For example, you apply TO Amazon (company) for a job (position). In this lesson we'll review this explanation in more detail. And then you'll complete a quiz to test your knowledge on both "ap

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