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Wein Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

'Arrange for' or 'Arrange'

0 These two sentences have been found in my dictionary: 02br
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001. The Tourist Bureau has arranged everything for our journey to Rome. 02br
002. I have arranged FOR a car to meet you at the airport. 02br
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00I don't quite understand why there is a 'for' in the second sentence. Is it correct for us to write like this: 02br
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003. I have arranged a car to meet you at the airport. (maybe have a different meaning from the above sentence) 02br
004. I have arranged Mr. Brown to receive you at the airport. 02br
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0 Basically 'arrange' has three usages. 02br 00[A] arrange X : put X into a specific order: You have to arrange these words into a sentence. 02br 00 arrange X : plan X We have to arrange the next meeting.

— Paco2004

  • 0 Basically 'arrange' has three usages.
  • 02br 00[A] arrange X : put X into a specific order: You have to arrange these words into a sentence.
  • 02br 00 arrange X : plan X We have to arrange the next meeting.
  • 02br 00[C] arrange for X to do : prepare X (=thing) to do or tell X (=person) to do.
  • 02br 02br 001.
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0 Basically 'arrange' has three usages. 02br
00[A] arrange X : put X into a specific order: You have to arrange these words into a sentence. 02br
00 arrange X : plan X We have to arrange the next meeting. 02br
00[C] arrange for X to do : prepare X (=thing) to do or tell X (=person) to do. 02br
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001. The Tourist Bureau has arranged ever
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0 Really thank you. I am clear now. 0-
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