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Cogar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Request (for)
Hello there,
Which one is right or more common in use?
1. He requested for a chair.
2. He requested a chair.
Also,
1. He is requesting for a chair.
2. He is requesting a chair.
Thanks a lot.
Which one is right or more common in use?
1. He requested for a chair.
2. He requested a chair.
Also,
1. He is requesting for a chair.
2. He is requesting a chair.
Thanks a lot.
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Cogar
1. He requested for a chair.
2. He requested a chair.
1. He is requesting for a chair.
2. He is requesting a chair.
One either makes a request (noun) for something or request (verb) something.
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