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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is ''for" necessary?

For example,

I'm entitled to request from you to do something

or

I'm entitled to request you to do something
  

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Anonymous I'm entitled to request you to do something With a full stop at the end, correct. CB

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  • Anonymous I'm entitled to request you to do something With a full stop at the end, correct.
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AnonymousI'm entitled to request you to do something
With a full stop at the end, correct.

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