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Infinik Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
crave vs. crave for
Hi,
If a pregnant woman is eager to eat meat constantly, is she "craving meat" or "craving for meat"?
Thanks in advance,
i
If a pregnant woman is eager to eat meat constantly, is she "craving meat" or "craving for meat"?
Thanks in advance,
i
Top answer
It depends on the sentence: She is craving meat. She has a craving for meat.
- It depends on the sentence: She is craving meat.
- She has a craving for meat.
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It depends on the sentence:
She is craving meat.
She has a craving for meat.
She is craving meat.
She has a craving for meat.
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very good, you are one of the few people who know the difference between crave and crave for... 
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