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Moguwai007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
for as long as you like
Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
I am not sure if the way to use the second "for" is correct.
Can I omit the second "for"?
You can stay with me for a night, or for as long as you like.
I am not sure if the way to use the second "for" is correct.
Can I omit the second "for"?
You can stay with me for a night, or for as long as you like.
Top answer
You can stay with me for a nig ht or for as long as you like.
- You can stay with me for a nig ht or for as long as you like.
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You can stay with me for a night or for as long as you like.
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