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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Which is Correct:
'My need for a cup of coffee' of 'My need of a cup of coffee'
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Both are OK.
- Both are OK.
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Hi
Both are good. In spoken English, probably the first. But you can also say:
- I was supposed to be home at five, but my need of a cup of coffee got the better of me
Dave
Both are good. In spoken English, probably the first. But you can also say:
- I was supposed to be home at five, but my need of a cup of coffee got the better of me
Dave
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