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Adsfaf Posted 8 years ago
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Are both versions correct? Can I remove the preposition from these sentences?

1) I won't be able to see you in/for the next couple of days. 2) You should be able master that technique in/for a couple of days. 3) You should stay with him in/for the next couple of days.
  

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adsfaf Are both versions correct? Not always. These are: 1 ) I won't be able to see you in/for the next couple of days.

— Mister Micawber

  • adsfaf Are both versions correct?
  • Not always.
  • These are: 1 ) I won't be able to see you in/for the next couple of days.
  • 2) You should be able master that technique in a couple of days.
  • 3) You should stay with him for the next couple of days .
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adsfaf Are both versions correct?

Not always. These are:

1) I won't be able to see you in/for the next couple of days.

2) You should be able master that technique in a couple of days.

3) You should stay with him for

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