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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
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To figure something for out?
Hi,
is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"?
Can the "for" be left out?
"To figure out" means to have an idea of something or someone?
Is it possible to say: "I figured you out"?
Thanks
PAMELA
is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"?
Can the "for" be left out?
"To figure out" means to have an idea of something or someone?
Is it possible to say: "I figured you out"?
Thanks
PAMELA
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Hi, Is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"? Can the "for" be left out? Including 'for' is an error.
- Hi, Is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"?
- Can the "for" be left out?
- Including 'for' is an error.
- "To figure out" means to have an idea of something or someone?
- It means to do some work or thinking that results in understanding, in an answer, in a solution.
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Hi,
Is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"?
Can the "for" be left out? Including 'for' is an error.
"To figure out" means to have an idea of something or someone?
It means to do some work or thinking that results in understanding, in an
Is it possible to say: "I will figure this for out"?
Can the "for" be left out? Including 'for' is an error.
"To figure out" means to have an idea of something or someone?
It means to do some work or thinking that results in understanding, in an
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