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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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For nothing or for no reason
Which is correct please?
We didn't pull this car over for nothing for no reason. There is a reason we pulled them over.
Thank you
We didn't pull this car over for nothing for no reason. There is a reason we pulled them over.
Thank you
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Presumably, it concerns an authorized interruption by police or others. for no reason" is the acceptable expression. for nothing" indicates it cost us effort and/or money to pull you over (tow you).
- Presumably, it concerns an authorized interruption by police or others.
- for no reason" is the acceptable expression.
- for nothing" indicates it cost us effort and/or money to pull you over (tow you).
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Presumably, it concerns an authorized interruption by police or others.
"...for no reason" is the acceptable expression.
"...for nothing" indicates it cost us effort and/or money to pull you over (tow you).
"...for no reason" is the acceptable expression.
"...for nothing" indicates it cost us effort and/or money to pull you over (tow you).
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