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Kenny1999 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
three times or "for three times"?
which one is correct?
I have explained the project to you for three times!
I have explained the project to you three times!
Which one is correct?
I am confused.
I have explained the project to you for three times!
I have explained the project to you three times!
Which one is correct?
I am confused.
Top answer
No 'for'.
- No 'for'.
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i think in some contect there is 'for' , but I can point out that. can you also explain when 'for' is used
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kenny1999i think in some contect there is 'for'Not with 'x times'.
I am telling for the third time ....is possible.
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How about
You have thought about it for a long time (I 'm pretty sure that it is correct)
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You have thought about it a long time
Why sometimes it comes with for and not. Is there any way to learn when I should use 'for"?
You have thought about it for a long time (I 'm pretty sure that it is correct)
and
You have thought about it a long time
Why sometimes it comes with for and not. Is there any way to learn when I should use 'for"?
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