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Felixxx Posted 12 years ago
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Reason + for
1. Now I have a reason for kicking you out.
2. Now l have a reason kicking you out.
Which is correct? They both sound normal to me.
2. Now l have a reason kicking you out.
Which is correct? They both sound normal to me.
Top answer
The first is correct. You need for .
- The first is correct.
- You need for .
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