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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

For and to

Are you looking for buying a car?

Are you looking to buy a car?

Are these sentences correct with "for" and "to" ?

When can we use "for" and "to" in the context?

  

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kumenglish Are you looking for buying a car? Are you looking to buy a car? Are you looking for a car?

— Rover_KE

  • kumenglish Are you looking for buying a car?
  • Are you looking to buy a car?
  • Are you looking for a car?
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kumenglishAre you looking for buying a car?
Are you looking to buy a car? Emotion: yes
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