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Fien Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Seek & Seek for
Which of the following sentence is correct? Or both are correct?
1. He is seeking employment.
2. He is seeking for employment.
I'm not sure whether "seek for" exists, could anyone please kindly answer this question?
It would be better if it is supported by a dictionary
Thanks a lot!
1. He is seeking employment.
2. He is seeking for employment.
I'm not sure whether "seek for" exists, could anyone please kindly answer this question?
It would be better if it is supported by a dictionary
Thanks a lot!
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