Firstly I apologize for the crude post. I don’t have time to search the forums for the answer (if it has been asked) or format this post at all. On to the question… I just learned about “ために” (copy pasta cuz no ime atm). One of the examples for use with nouns was “For my mom, I will study,” with the translation of “わたし の はは の ために べんきょうします.” But would you say it the same way if you wanted to say “I will study for my mom.” Is it just formatted that way to make it easier to learn (putting the English in the same order as the Japanese)? I would appreciate it if someone can shed some light on this for me.