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How long I want to be doing this for

Asked by The Verge after the announcement if he would remain CEO at Facebook/Meta in the next five years, Zuckerberg said: "Probably. I don't have a specific date how long I want to be doing this for. I guess what I could say is I'm very excited about the next chapter of what we're doing."

[CNN.]

Is the preposition "for" the extraposed head of the interrogative phrase "(for) how long" in the subordinate clause how long I want to be doing this for?

In other words, is "how long" a dependent, i.e. a complement of the preposition "for" in that subordinate clause?

Again, in other words, does the interrogative phrase "how long" function as a complement in the predicative adjunct headed by "for"?

  

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anonymous Asked by The Verge after the announcement if he would remain CEO at Facebook/Meta in the next five years, Zuckerberg said: "Probably. I don't have a specific date how long I want to be doing this for. ] Is the preposition "for" the extraposed head of the interrogative phrase "(for) how long" in the subordinate clause how long I want to be doing this fo r?

  • anonymous Asked by The Verge after the announcement if he would remain CEO at Facebook/Meta in the next five years, Zuckerberg said: "Probably.
  • I don't have a specific date how long I want to be doing this for.
  • ] Is the preposition "for" the extraposed head of the interrogative phrase "(for) how long" in the subordinate clause how long I want to be doing this fo r?
  • Yes.
  • e.
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anonymous

Asked by The Verge after the announcement if he would remain CEO at Facebook/Meta in the next five years, Zuckerberg said: "Probably. I don't have a specific date how long I want to be doing this for. I guess what I could say is I'm very excited about the next chapter of what we're doing."

[CNN.]

Is the preposition "for" the extraposed head of the

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