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In what cases do you use 'na' , 'dla', 'za' for the word 'for'? I can't figure out when to use these prepositions
There are not always clear cases. And, translating directly from another language is hit and miss.
If you're really interested, there is a book: Polish grammar in a nutshell (za darmo) http://www.skwierzyna.net/polishgrammar.pdf
In this case it's always "odpowiadać na" when you answer a question and "odpowiadać za" when you are responsible for something. In Polish this verb is intransitive (nieprzejściowy), whereas in English it is transitive. Look at "składnia" (syntax): https://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/odpowiada%C4%87
In standard British English, "already" is an indicator for present perfect. But I guess there is no harm in accepting simple past as well.
