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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is "for" necessary here?
Experts,
Grammatically speaking, is "for" necessary in the following sentences?
Where are you going for shopping?
Where do you want to go for shopping?
Or is it permissible to omit it and say like:
Where are you going shopping?
Where do you want to go shopping?
Thank you.
Grammatically speaking, is "for" necessary in the following sentences?
Where are you going for shopping?
Where do you want to go for shopping?
Or is it permissible to omit it and say like:
Where are you going shopping?
Where do you want to go shopping?
Thank you.
Top answer
It is not possible to use the first two sentences; you must use the second two.
- It is not possible to use the first two sentences; you must use the second two.
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It is not possible to use the first two sentences; you must use the second two.
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Yes, but you can say "where to go for online (Christmas, outlet etc) shopping
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