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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
(for) all of/most of/part of
I have made up the sentences below.
(1) I will be here (for) all of tomorrow.
(2) I will be here (for) most of tomorrow.
(3) I will be here (for) part of tomorrow.
Do I need the preposition "for"? Please help me. Thanks a lot.
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ansonguy Do I need the preposition "for"? No. It's optional.
- ansonguy Do I need the preposition "for"?
- No.
- It's optional.
- Personally, I say it with "for".
- CJ
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ansonguyDo I need the preposition "for"?
No. It's optional. Personally, I say it with "for".
CJ
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