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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Sentence question

Is this sentence correct?
What do you want me to order (for) you?

Should I include (for)?
  

Top answer

Anonymous Should I include (for)? Yes. Mom to son: This is the last time!

— AlpheccaStars

  • Anonymous Should I include (for)?
  • Yes.
  • Mom to son: This is the last time!
  • I order you to go to bed.
  • Now!
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AnonymousShould I include (for)?
Yes.

Mom to son: This is the last time! I order you to go to bed. Now!
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AlpheccaStars AnonymousShould I include (for)?Yes.Mom to son: This is the last time! I order you to go to bed. Now!
Thank you, AStars. So your sentence shows the difference between them.

The 'for' in my sentence is required as in to know what to order for someone some food, right
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