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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Unfortunately for me...
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I have got a question. Would you please answer it? Is it OK to use ''for'' after the word unfortunately in the following sentence?
It was a sunny day so I decided to bunk off school. Unfortunately for me, my mother told me off for what I did when she came home.
I have got a question. Would you please answer it? Is it OK to use ''for'' after the word unfortunately in the following sentence?
It was a sunny day so I decided to bunk off school. Unfortunately for me, my mother told me off for what I did when she came home.
Top answer
Hi, You should use 'for' here. You can't leave it out. - DJB -
- Hi, You should use 'for' here.
- You can't leave it out.
- - DJB -
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Hi,
You should use 'for' here. You can't leave it out.
- DJB -
You should use 'for' here. You can't leave it out.
- DJB -
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