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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Mention for me

Is it right to write "Mention for me" or it is better "mention me" and what is the difference?
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If you simply want to use the verb "mention" with object "me" then don't use "for". " "mention for me" can be used as a noun phrase, referring to an occasion on which you were mentioned. "

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  • If you simply want to use the verb "mention" with object "me" then don't use "for".
  • " "mention for me" can be used as a noun phrase, referring to an occasion on which you were mentioned.
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If you simply want to use the verb "mention" with object "me" then don't use "for". For example:

"Mention me when you see him."
"He forgot to mention me."

"mention for me" can be used as a noun phrase, referring to an occasion on which you were mentioned.

"There was a mention for me in his speech."
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