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KZev Posted 11 years ago
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a long time / for a long time
I found this in a book:
"Has Sally lived here a long time?"
Shouldn't it be "Has Sally lived here for a long time?"
"Has Sally lived here a long time?"
Shouldn't it be "Has Sally lived here for a long time?"
Top answer
" Both are fine.
- " Both are fine.
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KZevShouldn't it be "Has Sally lived here for a long time?"Both are fine.
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