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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
sentence construction
Hello,
1. The local bodies arrange for the necessary facilities for the residents of the village/cities.
Is for required here?
Shall I write it like "The local bodies arrange the necessary facilities for the residents of the village/cities."
1. The local bodies arrange for the necessary facilities for the residents of the village/cities.
Is for required here?
Shall I write it like "The local bodies arrange the necessary facilities for the residents of the village/cities."
Top answer
After checking the dictionary, there's no usage of "arrnage for"
- After checking the dictionary, there's no usage of "arrnage for"
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When I arrange the facilities for the residents, I do the arranging myself. But in this case "arranging" means "preparing" or "fixing" or "decorating" or something like that.
But when I arrange for the facilities for the residents, I am most likely making arrangements for other people to do the work, although it is still possible that I did the work myself. In this case
But when I arrange for the facilities for the residents, I am most likely making arrangements for other people to do the work, although it is still possible that I did the work myself. In this case
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