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English1 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Multiple choice

-Does she like her new car?

- No. ...... future, she will choose one more carefully.

1. For the

2. For

3. In the

4. At the

I think that the correct option is the first one.

I believe that the third one is not correct because it does not need "the".


Thank you in advance.
  

Top answer

#1 is not quite right in this context. #3 is OK. The word "the" is optional.

— Mr Wordy

  • #1 is not quite right in this context.
  • #3 is OK.
  • The word "the" is optional.
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#1 is not quite right in this context.

#3 is OK. The word "the" is optional.
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Could you please write a sentence where "for the future" is used?
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"Here's an idea for the future."

"We need to prepare for the future."

"We're fighting for the future of our community."

"We must do this for the future of our country."

"for the future" is not very often used to start a sentence.
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Hi,

In future, she will choose one more carefully. is correct for me.

Thanks.
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english1Could you please write a sentence where "for the future" is used?


Hi,

I will save some money for the future.

I have to find a new career for the future. etc....

Thanks.
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