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Kingston123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Is "for it" necessary?

Cash and Tango were set up by someone and got arrested for it.

Is "for it" necessary?

  

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I think you may mean ... , because they were set up. CJ

— CalifJim

  • I think you may mean ...
  • , because they were set up.
  • CJ
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I think you may mean ... got arrested because of it, i.e., because they were set up.

CJ

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kingston123Is "for it" necessary?

It depends on what text precedes that sentence.

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Cash and Tango were set up by someone and got arrested for it. While both getting transferring to "general population" section at/of/in the prison, Cash said some few words to Tango.

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kingston123 for it.

What does the previous text say?

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