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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Many days or for many days
Hi. Which is correct? Please look at the underlined parts. Thank you in advance for your help.
1. He has been busy many days.
2. He has been busy for many days.
3. He has been sleepless many nights.
4. He has been sleepless for many nights.
1. He has been busy many days.
2. He has been busy for many days.
3. He has been sleepless many nights.
4. He has been sleepless for many nights.
Top answer
All are OK.
- All are OK.
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