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Olivecar Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
To ask somebody (for) something...
Hello,
I wonder if there is any differences (in meaning) between:
1/ they will ask you /some reference and phone numbers
2/ they will ask you /for some reference and phone numbers
(I don't know which one is correct!)
Thank you for your help!
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The word "for" is required. "some reference and phone numbers" may not be correct. I would need more context.
- The word "for" is required.
- "some reference and phone numbers" may not be correct.
- I would need more context.
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The word "for" is required.
"some reference and phone numbers" may not be correct. I would need more context.
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