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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Desire
Do you need 'for'?
I desire for power.
I desire power.
I desire for you/ I desire you.
Is there a rule to follow?
I desire for power.
I desire power.
I desire for you/ I desire you.
Is there a rule to follow?
Top answer
If desire is a verb, don't use for . If desire is a noun, use for . I desire power.
- If desire is a verb, don't use for .
- If desire is a noun, use for .
- I desire power.
- I have a desire for power.
- CJ
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If desire is a verb, don't use for.
If desire is a noun, use for.
I desire power.
I have a desire for power.
CJ
If desire is a noun, use for.
I desire power.
I have a desire for power.
CJ
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