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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Preposition after verb 'order'

Hello,

Is it correct to use "I ordered for lemonade"? I know that the prevalent use is "I ordered lemonade". Still.

Thanks,
  

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No

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No. I ordered Lemonade is correct.

There are certain verbs after which no preposition is placed. Order is one of them. Even verbs like request, reach, attack, accompany, resemble, etc fall in this category.

Example: "Our forces attacked on the enemy fort" is wrong.

"Our forces attacked the enemy fort" is correct.

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Hi there!! What is the korrect preposition with the verb "to order"? In case I ordered on 3.mai 2017 or at 3.Mai 2017??Thanks in advance

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But r u agree with this word

...in order to...

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