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Yadoo86 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
For to use/ For using
I'm interested to know whether "for to use" or "for to using" is more appropriate for this sentence:
Limestone have been quarried for (to use/using) as a building stone.
Also, is there any rule for that?
Limestone have been quarried for (to use/using) as a building stone.
Also, is there any rule for that?
Top answer
Hi Yahdoo, ... for use as... is what you're looking for.
- Hi Yahdoo, ...
- for use as...
- is what you're looking for.
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Other corrections:
Limestone has, not have.
Limestone has been quarried for use as a building material for hundreds of years.
Limestone is quarried for use as a building material.
Limestone has, not have.
Limestone has been quarried for use as a building material for hundreds of years.
Limestone is quarried for use as a building material.
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