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Anon006 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
In/for
Are both the same meaning?
I don’t want to pay $100 in/for shipping.
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Yes, although I would certainly use 'for' as it seems much more natural to my (British) ear.
- Yes, although I would certainly use 'for' as it seems much more natural to my (British) ear.
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Yes, although I would certainly use 'for' as it seems much more natural to my (British) ear.
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