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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
begging for
Can I say,
(a) He is begging money.
(b) He is begging for money from the man.
(c) The beggar begged the man.
The beggar begged the man for money.
(a) He is begging money.
(b) He is begging for money from the man.
(c) The beggar begged the man.
The beggar begged the man for money.
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B is most usual, atlhough I believe A is also correct. "
- B is most usual, atlhough I believe A is also correct.
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B is most usual, atlhough I believe A is also correct. C is only correct with "for money."
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Can I say,
(a) He begged for some money.
(b) He begged for money from (the) people.
(c) He begged for money from him.
(d) The beggar needs money.
(a) He begged for some money.
(b) He begged for money from (the) people.
(c) He begged for money from him.
(d) The beggar needs money.
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