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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

For / in food

Thanks for your response to my post.

What do you like in / for food.

Which one is correct, in or for? Secondly, is the sentence correct? Or should it be 'what is your favorite food item?'

Thanks.

  

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sundarnazWhat do you like in / for food.Which one is correct, in or for? Secondly, is the sentence correct? Or should it be 'what is your favorite food item?'

No and no. 'What kind of food do you like?'

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PS: I usually come across sentence like

'What is your favourite colour?'

'What is your favourite fruit?'

'Who is your favourite singer?'

'Who is your favourite soccer player?'

Why is it in correct, then, to say 'what is your favourite food?' Or 'What is your favourite dish?' Or are the above sited sentence incorrect, too?

Thanks.

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